Platform Overview

When you log in to Abundly, you’ll land on the Workspace page — your home base for creating and managing AI agents and workspace members.

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Workspace page

This is where you see all agents in your workspace. The page organizes agents into sections to help you find what you need faster:

• Starred — Agents you’ve bookmarked for quick access. Star an agent from its card.
• All agents — Everything else, grouped by team when your workspace uses teams.

Each section has an A–Z / Recent first sort toggle in its heading. Recent first puts the agents you opened most recently at the top, with agents you haven’t opened yet sorted alphabetically below. The toggle appears once a section has at least 6 agents, and your choice is remembered per section on this device. You can filter by tag, search by name, and the filter state persists in the URL. Click + New agent to create one. The left sidebar provides access to workspace-level features:

• Agents — The main view showing all agents for you and your workspace
• Workspace — Members and invitations, shared documents, and — for Creators and Admins — the Secrets and Outgoing APIs your agents use to reach external services. Admins also find workspace settings, model selection, data processors, and API keys here.
• Management — A dedicated section for admin-oriented tools, including Agent management (security, access controls) and Usage & Limits (credit monitoring and spending limits).
• Help & support — Links to documentation, what’s new (the latest product update and changelog), contact support, service status, and more

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Agent page

When you click on an agent, you’ll be taken to the agent page. There you can configure, monitor, and interact with the agent.

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Agent selector

The agent selector dropdown at the top left lets you quickly switch between agents. Once the workspace has six or more agents, the dropdown adds a search box so you can jump to one by typing part of its name.

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Sidebar links

These sidebar links let you configure and monitor the agent:

• Instructions — The agent’s job description and behavioral guidelines
• Docs — Files and documents the agent can reference
• Capabilities — Configure integrations, MCP servers, and skills for your agent.
• Activity — Activity log and pending approval requests
• Settings — Agent configuration, organized in tabs:
  • Main Settings — Name, avatar, and description; email address and chat settings; daily credit usage and limits; turn the agent on/off, clone, export, or delete it
  • Value — Track the value the agent delivers
  • User access — Control which workspace or team members can access this agent
  • Agent-to-Agent Communication — Configure which other agents this agent can communicate with
  • Model Selection — Default model, backup model, and per-context model and effort settings
  • Public sharing — Make this agent available for others to clone
  • API Access — Expose your agent as an HTTP API, an MCP server, a webhook receiver, or a chat widget

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Chat links

Below the sidebar are the chat links:

• + New Chat — Start a fresh conversation with the agent
• Recent chats — Access previous conversations to continue where you left off

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Chat

The main area where you interact with your agent. The chat input at the bottom lets you:

• Type messages — Just like any chat interface
• Use voice — Click the mic button to speak instead of type
• Upload files — Share documents, images, or data for the agent to process (you can also drag and drop files into the chat)
• Walk & Talk mode — Have a mostly hands-free conversation while moving around

See Chat for more details.

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Chat settings

The top bar provides an interactive model picker — click it to switch the AI model for this chat only — and toggles and links to chat features (see Model Selection):

• Chat documents - Opens the chat document panel so you can browse files connected to the current conversation.
• Help - Opens contextual help for the chat experience.
• Effort - Choose between Faster, Balanced, and Smarter for the conversation. Smarter makes the agent reason more deeply before responding, which can improve quality but can be slower and costs more; Balanced uses the model’s recommended default.
• Show details - Shows details about the tools the agent is using, and the agent’s reasoning process. Useful for getting a better understanding of how the agent is working.

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Account menu

Click your profile image at the bottom left to access personal settings, open My chats (your own chats with every agent across all your workspaces), switch workspaces (if you are a member of multiple workspaces), or sign out.

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Next steps