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An agent is a definition, not a program
Why Agent host defines an agent as data: description, instructions, skills, knowledge and tools, saved as versions you can roll back.
What counts as risky, and who decides
The one rule Agent host uses to decide which tool calls an agent may make alone and which wait for a person, and how to mark tools safe.
A digest while you sleep
How to set up an Agent host agent that wakes on a schedule, reads the pages you follow and leaves a short digest you read in the morning.
Why Pro brings its own model key
How Agent host pays for models: your own key on Pro, built-in credits on Premium and Max, and why the deployment's keys are never used for Pro.
Your AI can watch your agents. It cannot approve them.
How your own AI works with Agent host through Geenius OS: it lists agents, talks to them and reads digests and approvals, but has no approve action by design.
Asking first is a feature, not a limit
Why an agent that stops and asks before risky actions is more useful than one that never does, and how to design agents so that they ask rarely.