Agents

What the Agents page does

The Agents page is the main place to start new agent work and review recent runs.

There are only two agent entrypoints:

• Freeform chat
• Saved prompts

The same page also shows recent agent sessions so you can reopen or inspect past work.

Entry point 1: Freeform chat

Use freeform chat when you want to give Waldo open-ended instructions in your own words.

Typical uses:

• compare companies
• summarize a situation
• draft next steps
• investigate a lead without building a reusable template first

When you start a freeform session from the Agents page, the session usually has no page context attached.

Entry point 2: Saved prompts

Use saved prompts when the same workflow comes up repeatedly.

Typical uses:

• market mapping
• account research
• draft-generation workflows
• repeatable summaries

Saved prompts can be launched directly from the Agents page or from another surface that attaches page context.

Starting a session

The start dialog gives you one consistent pattern:

1. Choose Freeform chat or Saved prompt.
2. Enter the request or choose the prompt.
3. Add optional notes if you started from a saved prompt.
4. Start the session.

If the current page supplies context, Waldo includes that context automatically in the session request.

Recent agent sessions

The bottom half of the page shows recent sessions with:

• title
• status
• started time
• updated time
• derived duration
• OpenCode link

Use this list to reopen a session or inspect what happened during the run.

Deleting sessions

You can select sessions and delete them from the list. This removes Waldo’s stored session record from the recent history view.

What not to expect

The Agents page does not manage a queue. There are no pause or resume controls, pending states, or background worker controls to watch.