Managing Multiple Agents
As you add more agents to your Solo Identity, managing them effectively becomes important. This guide covers best practices for managing multiple agents.
Viewing Your Agents
Team Page
The Team page shows all your agents:
- List view: All agents in a list
- Card view: Visual cards for each agent
- Filters: Filter by type, status, tags
- Search: Find agents by name
Agent Details
Click on an agent to see:
- Overview: Status, activity, recent actions
- Config: All configuration settings
- Activity: Recent agent actions and decisions
- Settings: Agent-specific settings
Organizing Agents
Use Tags
Tags help organize agents:
- By function: "ops", "sales", "support"
- By priority: "critical", "standard", "low"
- By team: "marketing", "engineering", "sales"
- Custom: Any labels that help you
Filtering by Tags:
- Use tag filters in Team view
- Quickly find agents by category
- Manage groups of agents together
Naming Conventions
Use consistent naming:
- Include purpose: "Jordan - Inbox", "Alex - Billing"
- Be descriptive: Clear what agent does
- Stay consistent: Same pattern for all agents
- Keep it short: Easy to scan and find
Grouping Strategies
Group agents logically:
- By function: All inbox managers together
- By priority: Critical agents first
- By status: Active agents, then paused
- By team: If using team-based organization
Managing Agent Status
Active Agents
- Running: Processing work
- Monitor: Check activity regularly
- Optimize: Adjust configuration as needed
- Limit: Stay within plan limits
Paused Agents
- Temporarily disabled: Not processing work
- Use for: Testing, maintenance, seasonal
- Free up slots: Pause to add new agents
- Easy to resume: Reactivate anytime
Disabling or Deleting the Inbox Manager
The Inbox Manager is active by default and handles all inbound email communications automatically. If you don't want automatic inbox management:
To Temporarily Disable:
- Go to Team in the sidebar
- Find your Inbox Manager agent
- Click on it to open agent details
- Change status to Paused
- Emails will still arrive but won't be automatically processed
To Permanently Remove:
- Go to Team in the sidebar
- Find your Inbox Manager agent
- Click on it to open agent details
- Click Delete (or use bulk delete if managing multiple agents)
- Confirm deletion
- Without an Inbox Manager, emails will still arrive at your Solo Identity but won't be automatically processed
Note: You can always create a new Inbox Manager agent later if you change your mind.
Bulk Actions
Manage multiple agents at once:
- Select agents: Check multiple agents
- Bulk pause: Pause selected agents
- Bulk activate: Activate multiple
- Bulk tag: Add/remove tags from multiple
- Bulk delete: Remove multiple agents
Monitoring Agents
Activity Monitoring
Track what agents are doing:
- Recent actions: See agent activity
- Decision logs: Review agent decisions
- Error tracking: Monitor for issues
- Performance metrics: Response times, success rates
Usage Monitoring
Track resource usage:
- Token usage: AI tokens consumed
- Executions: Number of agent runs
- Per agent: See usage by agent
- Total usage: Identity-wide usage
View usage in Settings → Workflow.
Health Checks
Regular health checks:
- Status: Are agents active and working?
- Errors: Any recurring errors?
- Performance: Are agents performing well?
- Configuration: Are settings optimal?
Best Practices
Start Small
- Begin with 1-2 agents: Get comfortable
- Add gradually: Add agents as needs grow
- Learn from each: Understand what works
- Scale thoughtfully: Don't add too many at once
Specialize Agents
- Different agents for different purposes: Avoid overlap
- Let agents focus: Better results from specialization
- Clear boundaries: Know which agent handles what
- Avoid duplication: Don't create redundant agents
Monitor Regularly
- Check activity: Review agent actions
- Review errors: Fix issues promptly
- Optimize configuration: Adjust based on results
- Update as needed: Keep agents current
Use Tags Effectively
- Consistent tagging: Use same tags across agents
- Logical groups: Tags that make sense
- Not too many: Avoid tag overload
- Regular cleanup: Remove unused tags
Document Your Setup
- Note agent purposes: What each agent does
- Document configurations: Key settings
- Track changes: What you changed and why
- Help team members: Share knowledge
Common Scenarios
Scenario 1: Managing Email
Setup:
- Inbox Manager (primary)
- Assistant (backup)
- Customer Success (support emails)
Organization:
- Tag: "email"
- Different agents for different email types
- Clear routing rules
Scenario 2: Business Operations
Setup:
- Chief of Staff (coordination)
- Billing Coordinator (billing)
- Project Manager (projects)
- Marketing Coordinator (marketing)
Organization:
- Tags: "ops", "billing", "projects", "marketing"
- Each agent specialized
- Chief of Staff coordinates
Scenario 3: Scaling Up
Setup:
- Start with Inbox Manager
- Add Assistant for tasks
- Add specialized agents as needed
- Use blueprints for complete teams
Organization:
- Add agents gradually
- Test before adding more
- Use blueprints when ready
- Monitor usage and limits
Troubleshooting
Too many agents?
- Pause unused agents: Free up slots
- Consolidate: Combine similar agents
- Upgrade plan: Get more agent slots
- Review needs: Do you need all agents?
Agents overlapping?
- Review agent purposes: Ensure clear boundaries
- Adjust routing: Make sure work goes to right agent
- Specialize more: Make agents more focused
- Remove duplicates: Delete redundant agents
Hard to find agents?
- Use tags: Organize with tags
- Better naming: Use descriptive names
- Use search: Search by name or tag
- Group logically: Organize by function
Agents not working well?
- Review configuration: Check settings
- Monitor activity: See what's happening
- Provide feedback: Correct mistakes
- Adjust gradually: Make small changes
Next Steps
- Learn about Configuring Agents
- Explore Agent Types
- Understand Workflows
Version: 1.0
Last Updated: November 2025