Agents
Autonomous agents get their own identity, budget, and inference key — not a shared credential.
If you run autonomous agents, they need the same guardrails a human integration gets — a scoped credential, a budget, and clean attribution of what they spent and on what — without you hand-rolling it. In Relixr, an agent is a first-class fleet identity, not a label bolted onto a shared API key.
Each agent can have its own spend limits, model allowlist, schedule, and a dedicated bound inference key.
Create an Agent
- Go to Agents in the dashboard.
- Select New agent.
- Name the agent and, optionally, set a daily, weekly, or monthly spend cap.
- Select Create agent. Relixr can auto-provision a bound
nf_live_key for it at the same time.
Usage, activity, and CSV exports attribute every request to agentId and agentGroupId, so a runaway agent shows up in your usage export by name instead of being buried in workspace-wide totals. Archiving an agent revokes its bound keys immediately.
Agent Groups
Agent groups let a whole fleet inherit shared policy — a spend limit, a model allowlist — while individual agents can still override it.
Put related agents in a group and set the spend limit on the group, not on each agent individually. One misbehaving agent in the group still can't blow past the group's shared budget, and you don't have to update N keys when the budget changes.
Building an autonomous agent framework? Point it at a bound inference key like any other client — Relixr doesn't require any special SDK or protocol for agent traffic, only that requests carry the agent's own key.