Peak Agents
Connect agents. Keep responsibility clear.
Connect your AI client to Peak and choose the workspace where it may act for you. Peak Agents brings connections, allowed capabilities, approval policies and recent activity together in settings.
Sign-in required. Availability and actions depend on your workspace and permissions.
Your first concrete step
An agent connection with a chosen workspace, specific capabilities and clear policies.
For people and teams connecting existing AI clients to Peak data and actions with explicit boundaries.
Peak Agents
How the work flows
Choose a client and workspace
Name the connection, select a provider and workspace, and choose MCP, REST API or the Peak CLI. The interface provides the relevant connection details.
Choose individual capabilities
Select what the agent may read or change from the available catalog. Examples include tasks, contacts, documents and calendars. Your own permissions further limit the connection.
Review policies and activity
Choose which capabilities are allowed, require approval or remain denied. Review recent activity and manage existing connections by pausing or disconnecting them.
What stays in view
A bounded delegation
Each connection belongs to a person and a workspace. The agent receives selected capabilities and cannot use more rights than the person on whose behalf it acts.
Make approval deliberate
Policies consider the action and its risk. Email sending requires approval by default. Deciding its own approvals is not a capability delegated to an agent by default.
Keep connections traceable
Settings show existing agents and recent activity. Pause, resume or disconnect a connection as needed. Disconnecting revokes its access.
What to know before you begin
Peak Agents is the connection and management area in settings. A connection alone executes no assignment: a compatible client and its setup are required. Capabilities, workspace permissions and policies limit each action. A connection does not guarantee an automatic outcome across several apps. The general autonomous agent mode is disabled in the reviewed source.
Common questions
Is Peak Agents a ready-made autonomous employee?
The interface connects and manages agent clients. You choose capabilities and policies. Assignments go through the configured client; settings are not a general task composer.
Where do agent permissions come from?
The selected capabilities, chosen workspace, applicable policies and permissions of the person it represents. Those limits apply together.
What happens to a manually created access credential?
The connection dialog displays it only once. Settings also describe the Peak CLI as a way to confirm a connection in the browser. Disconnecting revokes the existing connection.
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