The "Home" page in @Human is where you land immediately after login.
For Super-Administrators (by default the first person to login), Home consists of three primary sections:
1. Applications is where @Human's key resources are accessed.
The platform "Admin Area", "Namespaces" for new application creation and management), the "TAQ" (Trigger/Action/Query) Automation Engine for integrating with third party Connections and Agentic processes, the "Agentic" management engine for creating and managing agents and, lastly, the "Projects" area for organising and attributing various components with labels.
What Applications a user sees depends on their Role in the @Human platform.
2. Multi-Agentic conversation interface.
When you leave Home, this UI is available on right side-bar by clicking on the AI (:sparkles:) button in the top right corner.
By default, the conversation interface is set to the Super-Administrator Agent, which has access to many of the systems resources. To enable this Agent, you will need to
* Setup an LLM provider in the Admin Area. Mistral is supported by default, but other LLM providers should work too (as long as they provide an API)
* Set the Super-Administrator Agent to "Active" in the Agentic configuration
* Attribute the LLM provider and model to the Super-Administrator Agent in the Agentic configuration
You can have multiple chats with any individual Agent by clicking on the "+" sign. Furthermore, you may toggle between different Agents (after you have configured them, of course), by clicking on the drop-down beside the title of the Agent.
What Agents a user sees depends entirely on the Role you give them in the @Human platform.
3. Notifications
Notifications are usually configured with a TAQ Automation and can be both general or linked to a record in a Namespace application. If they are linked to a record, then clicking on the Notification will navigate you to the record in question.
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