Tune the catalogue
Use Settings › Catalogue to see and adjust how OpenLatch recognizes what an agent action does and what it touches. Intent policies are written in terms of what actions do, such as reading a credential or pushing code; the catalogue is what maps a concrete tool, program or target to those terms. Every role can read it; only an admin can add or change entries.
Read the catalogue
Section titled “Read the catalogue”The catalogue has three tabs:
| Tab | What its entries recognize |
|---|---|
| Tools | The tools an agent calls |
| Programs | The programs an agent runs in a shell |
| Targets | What an action touches, such as a file, a host or a repository |
Each entry shows its key, its effect, its source and when it was added. Entries come from several sources: OpenLatch’s own seed, learning from your agents’ actions, policy authoring, or an admin. Needs review filters the entries that wait for a decision, and Show OpenLatch seed adds the read-only seed entries to the list.
Learned entries apply to an intent policy according to that policy’s coverage mode; see Write an Agent Intent Policy. An empty catalogue fills as OpenLatch learns the tools, programs and targets your agents use.
Adjust an entry
Section titled “Adjust an entry”| To | Do this |
|---|---|
| Add what OpenLatch does not recognize yet | Choose Add entry, and give the key and its effect |
| Change what a learned entry means | Choose Override on the entry |
| Make a seed entry stricter for your organization | Choose Narrow on it. The seed itself is read-only; your entry narrows its key |