Overview
VisuAgent Manager documentation
Learn how VisuAgent Manager organizes Libraries, Workspaces, and supported agent configuration so you can install, configure, and troubleshoot with confidence.
VisuAgent Manager is a desktop application for managing reusable AI coding-agent configuration on your computer. You keep one Library of MCP servers, skills, sub-agents, commands, rules, triggers, and optional instruction documents, then assign compatible items to Global or Workspace destinations and apply them to the agents you enable.
This manual describes the current generally available application (verified against version 1.1.8). It focuses on what you can see and do in the product, not internal APIs or contributor docs.
Who this manual is for
- Developers and teams who maintain configuration for more than one coding agent
- Users moving a reviewed setup between computers
- Anyone who needs clear guidance when an agent, feature, or scope is only partially supported
Key concepts
| Concept | What it means |
|---|---|
| Library | A folder on this device that stores reusable configuration items as files |
| Global | User-level destination that applies across Workspaces for agents that support user scope |
| Workspace | A registered project folder that can receive project-scoped configuration |
| Configuration item | An MCP server, skill, sub-agent, command, rule, trigger, or instruction document in the Library |
| Assignment / linking | Connecting a Library item to Global or a Workspace for specific agents |
| Enablement | Turning an agent on in Settings, or enabling items (such as MCP servers or triggers) that support an on/off state |
| Synchronization | Comparing the Library with agent files, reviewing conflicts, and writing supported configuration |
Manual map
- Getting started: install the app, complete first-run setup, and confirm discovery
- Core concepts: Libraries, Workspaces, item lifecycle, and supported-agent compatibility
- Configuration guides: MCP servers, skills, sub-agents, commands, rules, triggers, instruction documents
- Operations: application settings, data and security expectations
- Troubleshooting: common failures, diagnostics, and support escalation
Start here
- New installation: Install VisuAgent Manager
- First launch: First-run setup
- Compatibility questions: Supported agents
- Product downloads and pricing: VisuAgent Manager product page
How verification works
Every page shows the last verified version and last verified date for the product behavior it describes. When the desktop app changes a documented workflow, setting, item type, agent, feature, or scope, maintainers update the affected pages (or record a tracked follow-up) before release.
Support status values used in this manual:
- Supported: Visu can import, create, update, and delete the feature for that agent and scope
- Gated: available with a semantic mapping, review requirement, or caution noted on the page
- Unsupported: not managed by Visu for that combination
- Unverified: no stable file path or behavior has been confirmed; treat as unavailable until verified