Projects
The projects page is for managing your agent projects
Projects Overview
The project dashboard provides a list of your agent projects. This page helps you monitor your projects' status, usage metrics, and recent activity.
Project Settings
Environment Variables & Secrets
You can manage environment variables and secrets for your project in the Project > Settings page.
In addition to environment variables, you can also view your Project API Key and the SDK Key.
You can also manage your environment variables and secrets from the CLI using the following command:
Use --help to see other options.
You can get, delete, list and set environment variables and secrets using the CLI.
When setting an environment variable or secret, the CLI will attempt to determine the type of the value and set it accordingly. However, you can force the value to be a secret by using the --secret flag.
The .env file is a special file that is used to store environment variables and secrets for your project. It is a simple text file that contains key-value pairs. The .env file is automatically loaded when you run the CLI but not used (or not uploaded) in production.
If you would like to have different environment variables and secrets for development and production, you can use the .env.development file which will override values in the .env file when running agentuity dev.
The .env file must not be committed to your source code repository as it contains sensitive information. By default, an Agentuity project will exclude this file and others like it in the .gitignore file if you use the agentuity create command to create your project.
API Keys
There are two automatically generated API keys for your project:
- Project API Key (the environment variable is
AGENTUITY_PROJECT_API_KEY) - SDK Key (the environment variable is
AGENTUITY_SDK_KEY)
The Project API Key is used to authenticate requests to the Agentuity API. You can view your Project API Key in the Project > Settings page.
The SDK Key is used to authenticate requests to the Agentuity SDK from your agents when running in development mode. You can view your SDK Key in the Project > Settings page.
Both keys are created automatically when you create a new project and stored in the project's .env file.
You can create additional API keys for your project in the Settings > API Keys page.
CLI
You can use the CLI to manage your project using the following command:
See the CLI documentation for more information on specific command usage and flags.
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