Your agents
The Flows section is your home for every agent you've built. Each flow appears as a card — you can see its health at a glance, jump into the graph to edit it, or pull up its execution history.
The Flows list
Every flow in your active project is shown as a card. The card surface tells you what you need to know without opening the agent:
| Field | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Name | The agent's display name |
| Description | A short summary of what the agent does (two lines) |
| Model | The LLM provider and model the root agent is using |
| Multi-agent | A badge indicating whether this flow has sub-agent routing configured |
| Success rate | Percentage of recent runs that completed without error — green above 90%, amber between 60–89%, red below 60% |
| Last updated | When the agent configuration was last saved |
If an agent has no LLM provider configured, or its model field is empty, a warning badge appears on the card. The agent will not run until the model is set.
Creating a new agent
Click Onboard Agent at the top of the Flows list. Anter creates a new flow with sensible defaults:
- A root agent named "New Flow Agent" with a starter system prompt
- One sub-agent named "Main" — the entry point for all conversations
- Permission mode set to Always ask, so every tool call pauses for your approval until you change it
The new flow opens immediately in the agent graph so you can start configuring it.
Using the Meta-Agent instead
If you're starting from scratch and aren't sure how to structure your agent, use the Meta-Agent in Chat. Describe what you want to build and it designs the agent graph for you — then creates all the agents in one step.
Actions on each card
Three actions are available directly from the card without opening the agent:
Edit (pencil icon) — opens the agent graph for that flow. This is where you configure sub-agents, connections, and settings.
View executions — navigates to the execution history filtered to this specific agent. Useful for reviewing recent runs and debugging failures without opening the builder.
Delete — permanently removes the root agent and every sub-agent it contains. This cannot be undone. Anter asks for confirmation before proceeding.
Switching projects
Agents are scoped to a project. The project selector at the top of the page controls which agents you see. If you don't see an agent you expect, check that the correct project is selected.