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Interface: CrewAgentConfig

Defined in: packages/orchestration/src/crew/types.ts:8

Properties​

budgetPerTicket?​

optional budgetPerTicket?: number

Defined in: packages/orchestration/src/crew/types.ts:37

Maximum spend in USD per ticket (optional)

budgetTotal?​

optional budgetTotal?: number

Defined in: packages/orchestration/src/crew/types.ts:39

Maximum total spend (optional)

capabilities​

capabilities: string[]

Defined in: packages/orchestration/src/crew/types.ts:14

Capabilities this agent has (used for auto-assignment)

maxConcurrent?​

optional maxConcurrent?: number

Defined in: packages/orchestration/src/crew/types.ts:41

Maximum concurrent runs

name​

name: string

Defined in: packages/orchestration/src/crew/types.ts:10

Unique name for this agent

owned?​

optional owned?: boolean

Defined in: packages/orchestration/src/crew/types.ts:35

Whether the crew owns this agent's lifetime, and so releases its host resources (sandbox container, tool-bridge port) in Crew.dispose(). Default false — an agent you constructed and handed in is yours, and a crew closing it would tear down a bot you may still be running elsewhere.

Ownership is something the producer knows and no consumer can work out from the agent itself, so it is stated here rather than sniffed. The producers that set it are the ones that build a bot nobody else ever gets a reference to: template.toCrew(), and the CLI and UI crew tools, which construct their agents per tool call. For all of them dispose() is the only place those bots can be released.

Set it yourself for a bot you build for one crew and want torn down with it. It is per-agent, so a roster can mix both.

Default​

false

processable​

processable: Processable

Defined in: packages/orchestration/src/crew/types.ts:16

The actual Baleybot or Processable instance

role​

role: string

Defined in: packages/orchestration/src/crew/types.ts:12

Human-readable role description