> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.odella.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Employee profile

> Understand the worker profile page, sidebar sections, runtime controls, and workspace areas.

The employee page is where you configure, supervise, and operate an AI worker.

Open it from **Workforce** by selecting a worker card. The page is divided into three areas:

1. **Header** — breadcrumbs and the worker runtime toggle.
2. **Profile sidebar** — worker identity summary, contact controls, connected inboxes, required applications, and working-hours usage.
3. **Main workspace** — the skill tree, calendar, activity log, identity, and settings areas.

## Header controls

### Runtime toggle

The runtime toggle starts or stops the worker service.

* **Running / active** means the worker can respond on connected channels and execute configured tasks.
* **Stopped** means the worker is paused and should not process normal work.
* If you cannot edit the worker, the toggle is read-only.

<Warning>
  Stopping a worker can affect inbox monitoring, scheduled tasks, and event-driven actions. Use it when you intentionally want the worker offline.
</Warning>

## Profile card

The profile card shows the worker's avatar, name, role, and purpose. Depending on permissions, it also provides edit, contact, chat/configuration, and management controls.

Use this area to quickly identify which worker you are editing before changing skills, channels, or security settings.

## Sidebar sections

The profile sidebar has two sections: **Inboxes** and **Applications**.

### Inboxes

Inboxes are connected email feeds the worker can monitor.

Supported inbox providers include:

* **Gmail**
* **Outlook**

Each inbox row shows:

* Provider and account identity
* Current status
* Access level
* Whether the underlying provider integration is connected

Use **Connect Inbox** to add an inbox. Opening an inbox lets you review details, adjust access, or remove the feed.

<Tip>
  Connect an inbox when you want a worker to receive delegated email, track threads, and help with follow-ups.
</Tip>

### Applications

Applications are external integrations required by the worker's configured capabilities. The Applications section lists required tools and shows whether each is connected.

Each application row includes:

* Application logo and name
* A switch to connect or disconnect the integration
* Disabled state if the integration is unavailable

Applications are inferred from the worker's skills, workflows, triggers, and tools. If the worker does not depend on external systems, this section shows **No applications required**.

## Main workspace

The main panel contains the worker's core operating areas:

| Area             | Purpose                                                                                          |
| ---------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Skill tree**   | Inspect the worker's communication channels, workflows, templates, knowledge, tools, and skills. |
| **Calendar**     | Schedule one-off or recurring tasks for the worker.                                              |
| **Activity Log** | Review live worker activity such as threads, workflows, tasks, heartbeats, and subagents.        |
| **Identity**     | Edit profile details, manager, personality, and general instructions.                            |
| **Settings**     | Configure model, memory, operating hours, security, billing, and termination settings.           |

Use the `tab` URL parameter to deep-link to a specific area. For example, Settings uses `?tab=settings`. The skill tree is the default view.