> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.agen.co/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # The AgenShield App > The menubar icon and the AgenShield dashboard — where to see system status, which agents were detected, what they have been doing, and how to sign in and get support. The AgenShield App cover — the dot answers before the window opens. AgenShield installs one app with two faces: a **menubar icon** for at-a-glance status and quick actions, and a **dashboard** for detail. Everything it shows is read-only reporting of this Mac — policy itself is managed centrally in the [Frontegg Portal](https://portal.frontegg.com). ## The menubar icon Always present once AgenShield is installed. The shield icon itself never changes — a small **status dot** next to it is the fastest answer to "is everything working right now?": | Dot | Meaning | | --------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | 🟢 Green | Healthy — signed in, enforcement active, policy current | | 🟠 Orange | Attention needed — a macOS approval is pending, enforcement is paused, or the connection to your organization is down | | 🔴 Red | Not signed in — click the icon and use **Log in** | | ⚪ Gray | The background service is not running | Click the icon to see the detail behind the dot: the status of each component, the agents AgenShield found on this Mac, a **Log in** button when you are signed out, and **Open Dashboard**. ## Signing in The menubar is also where you sign in: click the icon, then **Log in** — it opens your organization's sign-in page in the browser. The dashboard shows the same button when you are signed out. (From the terminal, `agenshield login` starts the same browser sign-in.) ## The dashboard Open it from the menubar. The sidebar follows the shape of the product: | Page | What it shows | | -------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Overview** | Live status of this Mac — health, what needs attention, inventory counts | | **Agents** | Every AI agent detected on this Mac, with the policy posture applied to each | | **Agent resources** | Skills, extensions, and other resources your agents load, and their approval state | | **MCP servers** | Connectors your agents have configured, and whether each is permitted | | **Managed policies** | The policy currently in force on this Mac, as delivered by your organization | | **Workspaces** | The project directories your agents work in | | **Activity** | Live feed of what your agents are doing, and the decision made on each action | | **Support** | Diagnostics download, update status, and links to report an issue | ### Overview Start here. It answers whether the Mac is healthy and, when it is not, what needs to happen — usually an approval macOS is still waiting on. See [What gets installed](../components.mdx) for the three approvals. ### Activity The most useful page day to day. It shows what your agents actually did — the programs, files, and destinations — and whether each was allowed, blocked, or merely recorded. If something your agent needed was blocked, this is where you find the entry to send your administrator. See [Working with your agents](../using/working-with-agents.mdx). ### Managed policies Shows the policy this Mac received, so you can see the rules being applied rather than guessing. It is **read-only by design** — there is no local override. To change what an agent may do, the change is made in the [Frontegg Portal](https://portal.frontegg.com). ### Support Two things worth knowing about: * **Download diagnostics (.zip)** — one click collects every log plus the current permission and health status into a single archive to send to support. See [Collecting diagnostics](../troubleshoot/collecting-diagnostics.mdx). * **Updates** — shows the installed version and whether a newer release is available. ## What the app does not do * It does not make policy decisions — it reports what the enforcement components decided. * It cannot turn enforcement off, or relax a rule. That is central by design. * It shows only this Mac. Fleet-wide views live in the [Frontegg Portal](https://portal.frontegg.com). ## Related * [Working with your agents](../using/working-with-agents.mdx) — what changes day to day for a developer. * [Common issues](../troubleshoot/common-issues.mdx) — when the app reports something is wrong.