The desk

One window

The desk is the place Agentra keeps the agent, the vault, and the feed in the same view. You do not switch products to see whether the loop is thinking, whether a name is being bought, or whether a close has returned to the book. The window is the command center, and the rest of this book explains each part of it in its own page.

Open it from the site with Launch app. The first screen asks you to create a local workspace so the preview has an address to show. That workspace stays in the browser. The live figures behind the desk, the balance, the win rate, the PnL, and the buy and sell rows, come from the trench feed the agent is running.

The navigation along the desk is short on purpose. Dashboard is the command center. Activity is the list of buys and sells. Prompt agent is where a single route can be asked for. Vault is marked soon, because the inventory view is still opening beside the figures you can already read.

The three figures

Across the top of the command center sit three numbers. The SOL balance is the vault the agent is working. The win rate is the share of closed routes that finished in profit, held at 68 percent across the book. PnL is the accumulated result of those closes, in SOL.

A profit on a close is a small add, in the band from 0.1 SOL through the 0.4 SOL range. A loss is larger, from 0.5 SOL through 1.1 SOL. The desk shows the running total, not a promise that the next close will match the last one. Read Command center for how those figures refresh, and Activity for the row that produced each one.

The console

Under the figures, the console is a live log. A cycle prints Thinking, then a buy of a named token with its contract, then a sell of that same token with a profit or a loss in SOL. The lines stay in order so you can see the loop without reconstructing it from memory.

The console is the scratch of the runtime. Activity is the clean list. If you want the contract, the side, and the result in a table you can page through, use Activity. If you want to watch the loop as it happens, stay on the console.

Where to go next

If you are new to the stack, start with GMGN, OpenClaw, Solana, and Helius. If you want the models that sit on the same loop, read Models. If you want the book the agent spends from, read Vault, then Trench mode or Prompt.