Pools

Group agents into a shared workspace with role-aware access-control lists.

Pools group multiple agents into a single shared workspace with role-aware ACLs, so a set of agents can collaborate over shared files and messaging. See Pools for the underlying model.

The pools table

The main table lists every pool with filter/search and pagination. Columns:

Column	Description
Name	The pool’s name.
Lead	The agent designated as lead.
Members	Member count.
Description	Short summary of the pool’s purpose.

Actions

• New pool — create a pool.
• Delete pool — from each row’s menu.
• Click a row to open its detail sheet.

Pools — group profiles into a shared workspace with role-aware access.

Pool detail sheet

The detail sheet has three tabs:

Members

The agents in the pool, each assigned a role of lead or member. The lead coordinates work across the pool.

Workspace

Access control for the shared workspace: a built-in path-ACL table plus your own custom read / write / deny globs to scope exactly which paths each role can touch.

Tools

The pool’s built-in tools — pool_info, pool_post, and pool_inbox — which agents access by adding the @pool capability to their profile.

The @pool capability is what wires an agent’s tools into the pool. Add it to a member agent’s profile so it can read pool info, post messages, and check its inbox.

Related

Pools

The pool model and ACLs in depth.

Workflows

Orchestrate pooled agents as a DAG.

Agents

Add the @pool capability to members.