# Agent tools

What the planning agent is allowed to do as you, and how to change it.



The planning agent acts **as you**. When it reads a repository, attaches a document or pushes a
plan, it does so with your access and nothing more.

**Settings → Agent tools** in your profile is where you decide which of those things it may do
without asking.

## It is a personal setting [#it-is-a-personal-setting]

Your tool permissions are yours. They are not a workspace policy, and changing them affects your
conversations only.

That is the right shape because the permissions are bounded by your own access anyway. The agent
cannot reach a plan you cannot reach, or a repository you never connected, whatever this screen
says.

## What it covers [#what-it-covers]

The controls cover the actions with a side effect outside the conversation: reading connected
repositories, searching the web, fetching a page, writing to your issue tracker.

Turning one off does not break planning. The agent tells you it needs that action and asks, rather
than silently producing a worse plan.

<Callout>
  Nothing here can widen your access. It only narrows what the agent may do on your behalf, which
  means the safe default is to leave it alone until you have a reason not to.
</Callout>