Settings and Publishing

Settings is where you configure a Neo Code Agent in the platform. Clicking the agent’s card on Home takes you straight to it.

The Settings Sections

A left-hand navigation lists the sections present on the page.

Section

What it is for

Basic Information

Name and description. See Creating a Neo Code Agent.

Deployment Configuration

Where the agent runs. See Creating a Neo Code Agent and EKS Deployment.

Output Details

Declares the structured fields the agent returns, so the platform can read them.

KPIs

Business metrics computed from those output fields.

Execution Permissions

Which identity the agent uses to reach resources at runtime. Visible to the agent’s owner only.

Editing Requires Edit Mode

An existing Neo Code Agent is read-only until you take edit mode using the toggle in the page header.

Only one person can hold edit mode at a time. Users with the Force Unlock permission can take it back if a colleague has left it held.

Note

The header actions — edit mode, Share, version history, and Review & Publish — appear on the Settings tab only. Return to Settings to publish or change edit mode.

Output Details

Use the + button to declare each field your agent returns. Declaring outputs makes those values available to KPIs and to the platform’s reporting.

Publish the agent before adding output fields.

KPIs

KPIs turn the agent’s outputs into business measures. Add them with +.

A KPI reads from an output field, so define your outputs first.

Execution Permissions

Visible only to the agent’s owner, this section chooses the identity the agent uses when it reaches platform resources at runtime.

Option

Effect

Flow Owner

Resources are accessed as the owner, whoever runs the agent.

Executing User

Resources are accessed as the person who invoked the agent, so their own entitlements apply.

Custom Policy

A named access policy governs runtime access.

Choose, then click Save Execution Policy. Prefer Executing User where each caller should only reach their own data, and Flow Owner where the agent needs consistent access regardless of caller.

Versioning and Publishing

A Neo Code Agent is versioned like any other agent, and needs a published version before it can serve traffic. Version history is reached from the header on the Settings tab.

Publishing runs through the Review & Publish popover:

Step

Control

What happens

1

Validate

Checks the agent and reports Valid or Invalid. Request Review stays disabled until this has run.

2

Request Review

Sends the version for approval.

3

Review

A reviewer adds an optional comment, then Approve or Reject.

4

Publish to

Publishes the approved version to EKS.

Note

Test your endpoint yourself before publishing — send it a request and confirm the response, as described in The Service Contract.

If the publish controls are unavailable, check that you are in edit mode, that no one else is editing the agent, that you are viewing the current version rather than a historical one, and that there is an unpublished version to publish.

Sharing and Ownership

Share — available to the owner from the header and from the card’s menu — grants colleagues access to this specific agent. It sits alongside role-based permissions: a role decides whether someone may work with Neo Code Agents at all, while sharing decides which individual agents they can reach. See Permissions.

Other Card Actions

The menu on the agent’s card on Home offers Settings, Share (owner), Enable Agent / Disable Agent, Duplicate, Deploy / Undeploy for EKS agents, and delete.

Use Duplicate to copy an agent’s configuration into a new one.