This is a platform-administration feature. Most day-to-day users will never need to open this page.

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What it does

Five tabs of configuration shared across your whole workspace: Providers (which AI providers are enabled), Models, Tools, Plugins, and Feature flags.

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Why you should use it

To see (or, as an administrator, change) which AI providers and models are available to your workflows, or to look up a specific tool/plugin/ flag by its ID.

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Where to find it

Sidebar → Registry (under Manage).

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What information you must enter

  • Providers tab: nothing — it’s a real browsable list.
  • Models / Tools / Plugins / Feature flags tabs: an exact ID to look one up — these tabs don’t have a full browsable list.

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Step-by-step

1

Open Registry

Sidebar → Registry.[SCREENSHOT NEEDED: Registry page showing the Providers tab with a list of AI providers]
2

Pick a tab

Providers shows every configured AI provider (Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, etc.) and whether each is enabled.
3

Look something up (Models/Tools/Plugins/Feature flags)

Type the exact ID you’re looking for — these four tabs don’t browse, they look up one record at a time.

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What happens after a change (administrators)

Toggling a provider’s enabled state changes it platform-wide, immediately — every workflow that would have used a now-disabled provider fails over to its configured fallback.

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What to do based on the output

If a workflow is failing because of a provider issue, check here first — a disabled or misconfigured provider is a common root cause. See Troubleshooting.

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Common mistakes

  • Expecting to browse Models/Tools/Plugins/Feature flags like a list — these four are lookup-only in the current dashboard; there’s no underlying list endpoint for them yet.

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Troubleshooting

Changes here require platform-admin (registry:write) permissions — if a save fails, check with your administrator that your role allows it.