Overview
The Registry is the catalog of every AI agent that works inside your organization. It shows what each agent does, whether it’s currently running, and the capabilities it’s permitted to use. Open it from Agents → Registry.How agents are grouped
Agents are organized into four groups by the kind of work they do:| Group | What these agents do |
|---|---|
| Assistants | Conversational agents — the Chat Agent that answers questions, and the Automation Agent that helps you build and revise automations |
| Extraction | Agents that read documents and pull out structured data — Contract, Statement, Contract Repair, and Statement Repair agents |
| Reconciliation | Agents that match and enrich your catalog — asset matching, catalog search, Spotify/Discogs/MLC/Chartmetric enrichment, and contract grouping, relationships, and consolidation |
| Knowledge | The Brain Maintainer, which extracts and maintains your organization’s Brain |
Reading the table
Each group lists its agents with three columns:| Column | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Agent | The agent’s name and a short description of what it does |
| Status | Whether the agent is Enabled, Disabled, or Planned (coming soon) |
| Configuration | A Configure button, a Managed badge, or Not available |
Status
- Enabled — the agent is active for your organization.
- Disabled — the agent is available but currently turned off. For example, the Contract Repair Agent ships disabled by default. The Statement Repair Agent also appears here, but stays turned off for now — automated statement repair is coming soon.
- Planned — the agent is on the roadmap but not yet listed for your organization.
Configuration
- Configure — this agent can be adjusted. Click to open its settings panel.
- Managed — this agent runs with fixed settings maintained by Royaltyport and can’t be changed.
- Not available — shown for planned agents that aren’t running yet.
Configuring an agent
Click Configure on an agent to open a side panel where you can:- Enable or disable the agent for your organization (only for agents that can be turned off).
- Adjust its capabilities per role. Some agents work in more than one role (for example, the Chat Agent has a Main role that plans answers and an Explore role that investigates files and records). Each role lists the capabilities it can use.
Agent capabilities
The capabilities you can grant control how an agent interacts with your organization’s knowledge:| Capability | What it allows |
|---|---|
| Read Brain | Retrieve organization facts, decisions, interpretations, policies, and context |
| Explore relationships | Traverse the governed connections between organizational concepts |
| Read Playbooks | Retrieve the organization and project guidance relevant to the agent’s work |
| Open supporting evidence | Follow citations from Brain results back to their supporting sources |
| Propose Brain changes | Submit evidence-backed Brain observations to review — without publishing them |
| Propose Playbook changes | Submit Playbook improvements to review — without activating them |
Only organization admins can change agent settings. Per-organization agent configuration is rolling out — until it’s fully enabled, the Registry reflects Royaltyport’s default settings for each agent.
Related Documentation
Brain
The organizational knowledge agents read from.
Playbooks
The procedural guidance that steers extraction agents.
AI Chat
The Chat Agent in action inside a project.
Sources
Feed documents and data into the Brain.