Local agents
default empty listA list of paths to agents on the local machine. Any agent included in this list will be available to the Coral server in the local agent registry source. Consider the following directory structure:
/path/to/agents
agent1
coral-agent.toml
agent2
coral-agent.toml
agent3
coral-agent.toml
agent1 could be done with:
agent1, agent2 and agent3) could be done with:
/path/to/agents
agent1
1.0.0
coral-agent.toml
1.0.1
coral-agent.toml
agent2
1.0.0
coral-agent.toml
1.0.1
coral-agent.toml
Include Coral home agents
defaulttrue If this is set to
true, the following directories will be added to local agents:
${HOME}/.coral/agents/*/*${HOME}/.coral/agents/*${HOME}/.coral/agents/locallinked/*/*
Watch local agents
defaulttrue If this is set to true, modifications to local agents will be automatically detected and reloaded. Detected changes include:
- Deletion of an agent
- Modification of an agent
- New agents (for example, those that match a path that uses a wildcard)
Local agent rescan timer
See here for more information on the format. If this is set to a non-zero value, the Coral server will periodically rescan the local agent registry for changes. Scanning the filesystem can be expensive, especially if the local agents list contains many paths with wildcards. Consider setting this to a high value or disabling it entirely.Include debug agents
defaulttrue If this is true, the Coral server debug agents will be available in the server’s local agent registry source.
Include marketplace agents
defaulttrue If this is true, the Coral server will be able to directly use agents from the Marketplace.