- Your traffic (sessions + requests)
- Your Application’s Intents (action types)
- Application-level configuration
Where to find Applications
Use the left sidebar:- Applications → opens the Applications list (
/applications)
Applications list
The Applications list shows a table with:- Name
- Created
- Last Activity
/application/:applicationId).
You can also delete an application from the list using the row action menu.
The Applications list shows an empty state until you have traffic. In the Portal UI, Applications are described as appearing automatically once you start using Maitai.
Application detail page
Opening an Application takes you to a detail view with tabs. The exact tabs are:- Overview
- Agents
- Intents
- Sessions
- Models
- Configuration
Overview
The Overview tab is the “health dashboard” for the Application. It includes:- Key metrics (for example: total sessions, number of intents, last activity, created date)
- Analytics charts:
- Request Activity
- Fault Rate
Agents
The Agents tab is the application-scoped entry point for working with Agents:- View Agents associated with this Application
- Create an Agent directly from the Application via Create Agent
Intents
The Intents tab lists the Intents (action types) that exist within this Application, including:- intent name (the
action_type) - created date
- last activity
- request count
/application/:applicationId/intent/:actionId).
Sessions
The Sessions tab is where you browse session history for the Application. In the Portal, sessions can be opened from this table to view a full Session Details experience (timeline, etc). See Agent Sessions.Models
The Models tab shows models associated with the Application (as presented in the Portal’s models table).Configuration
The Configuration tab exposes application-level configuration (with save/reset controls). This is where you set defaults that affect how Maitai runs your requests for this Application. For a walkthrough of configuration fields, see Configuration.How Applications relate to Intents and Intent Groups
- Intents are defined within an Application (they represent action types within that app).
- Intent Groups are cross-application: they group Intents across your company by shared action type.
- Start at Applications to focus on one product/service.
- Jump to Intent Groups when you want to manage shared monitoring/testing behavior across many apps.