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Everyone can manage their own connections from Agents. Enterprise admins can also see and manage connections across the workspace.

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Manage your own agents

Open Agents → My agents to:
  • add an agent;
  • see whether Passport has observed it;
  • choose which available apps it can see;
  • troubleshoot or reconnect it;
  • remove a duplicate Desktop compatibility connection; or
  • disconnect it immediately.
Free and Pro use the same personal page without the two tabs.

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Manage the workspace

On Enterprise, open Agents → Workspace agents. You can search by person or agent, inspect agents that are unused or out of date, and revoke a connection so it must sign in again. The workspace list shows real observed connections. Opening setup instructions alone does not create a connected-agent record.

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Understand agent names

For a dynamic agent, Passport uses the name or title reported by the MCP agent, falling back to its registered connection label. A reported version is retained when available. Recognized agents keep Passport’s standard name. These names help identify connections in Agents, Activity, approvals, and exports. They are self-reported context: claiming the name of a recognized agent does not satisfy registered-agent policy or grant access. If a connection still appears as agent, keep it open and ask it to list Passport tools, then refresh Agents. An agent that supplies no identity and has no specific connection label keeps the generic name.

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Set agent policy

Open Settings → Agent access:
  • Allow dynamic agents — whether unrecognized agents may connect
  • Require registered agents — only agents Passport recognizes (or you have registered) may connect
These controls require Enterprise. If the workspace downgrades, the saved policy is not enforced until Enterprise is active again.

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Team defaults

Agent defaults choose which already-allowed apps appear by default in an agent for a team. They never grant access.