ReferenceModels & grants
ROOT grants
The per-grant powers a ROOT agent can be given — every field of the RootGrants interface.
A ROOT agent is the top of an entity's hierarchy and the target of the
dashboard chat. It can hold meta-tools that change your setup (create agents,
author skills, connect MCP servers, manage schedules). Each power is a separate
grant you toggle in Settings → ROOT agent, gated by the ROOT's autonomy
level. The table below is every grant on the RootGrants interface.
The Default column is the value a manually-designated ROOT starts with
(DEFAULT_ROOT_GRANTS). An auto-designated ROOT — the first orchestrator
created in an entity — instead starts with every power off until you opt in.
| Grant | Meaning | Default |
|---|---|---|
createAgent | Create new sub-agents (the create_agent meta-tool). | Yes |
updateAgent | Edit an existing agent's model or personality (update_agent). | Yes |
attachAgent | Attach / detach an existing agent as a sub-agent (attach_agent, detach_agent). | Yes |
createSkill | Author a new skill (create_skill). | Yes |
updateSkill | Edit an existing skill (update_skill). | Yes |
assignSkill | Assign / unassign a skill to an agent (attach_skill, detach_skill). | Yes |
createMcp | Connect a new MCP server (create_mcp). | Yes |
attachMcp | Attach / detach an MCP server to an agent (attach_mcp, detach_mcp). | Yes |
createConnector | Connect a new connector (create_connector). | Yes |
attachConnector | Attach / detach a connector to an agent (attach_connector, detach_connector). | Yes |
manageSchedules | Create, edit, toggle, and run cron schedules (create_schedule, update_schedule, toggle_schedule, run_schedule). | Yes |
autonomy | Autonomy level for the ROOT meta-tools: propose_confirm, destructive_gate, or fully_autonomous. | propose_confirm |