Everything in an agent card
The header shows what you need from across the canvas: who this is, what it’s doing, and any standing fact that changes how it behaves. Everything you do to an agent lives in the ⋯ menu. Point at the dots, then open the menu:
The header
Icon
The agent’s own icon, with a spinning ring while it works.
Name
Filled in from what the agent is working on. Click it and type your own — your name always wins.
Role or session title
Small text after the name: the agent’s role, or what it’s busy with.
Status
Working, Needs input, Done, Exited, Crashed… Nothing at all while it’s idle. See Finished / needs your input.
Usage limit and context
A countdown when a usage limit stopped the agent, and the context meter. See Long sessions.
Model
A chip with the model, when the agent runs on one you picked. See OpenRouter.
Flags
An amber triangle for dangerous mode, a green frame for canvas mode.
Expand and ⋯
Fill the canvas with the card; open the menu.
On AI agents a small mascot sits on top of the card and mirrors its state.
The ⋯ menu
Session
Restart session (a brand-new conversation; the card keeps its place), Pop out to new window, Minimize, and Run this project when the workspace has a run command (see Isolated worktrees).
Agent
Provider and model, Enable dangerous mode, Enable canvas mode, Role, Journal to linked note, Auto-resume after a usage limit, Hand off to a new agent…, Clone agent and Add a reviewer.
Prompts
Queue and Schedule — see Prompt queue & daily prompts.
Organize
Color tag, private Notes (you can dictate them), an Issue/PR link, and Annotations pinned to spots in the output.
Transcript
Copy transcript, Export transcript, Export as HTML, Open last mentioned file, Save snapshot and your Snapshots.
Delete agent
The last row, on its own. It asks first — and never touches your files.
In the terminal
- Right-click for Copy, Paste and Select all.
- CtrlF searches the output.
- Ctrl + scroll changes the text size.
- Drop files from Windows Explorer onto the card to type their paths into the prompt.
If an agent crashes
NeuroSquad restarts it automatically a few times (Auto-reconnect in Settings → General). If it still won’t come back, the card shows a Reconnect button, and the Crash log under Features in the sidebar records what happened.
Templates
Set up an agent you use often — agent type, colour, starting prompt — and save it as a template (Features → Templates in the sidebar). Your templates then appear at the bottom of the add menu.