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# What Can a User See on My Agent?

Exactly what you let them see. Open the agent, go to **Access → User Permissions**, and flip the eight switches.

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  <img src="https://mintcdn.com/agenthub/skrs7CJFNw-SkKMP/images/agents/user_permissions.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=skrs7CJFNw-SkKMP&q=85&s=972f5fec99e3578bfc1b32b73c0a83ff" alt="User Permissions with eight settings set to Show or Hide" width="420" data-path="images/agents/user_permissions.png" />
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| Setting                    | Show means they can see                                                                   |
| -------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Show Instructions**      | The instructions the agent follows                                                        |
| **Show Model**             | Which model it runs on                                                                    |
| **Show Connectors**        | The apps it can use                                                                       |
| **Show Skills**            | The skills it can use                                                                     |
| **Show Knowledge Sources** | The knowledge sources it can search                                                       |
| **Show Subagents**         | The other agents it can call                                                              |
| **Show Secrets**           | The names of its secrets                                                                  |
| **Create triggers**        | Not visibility — whether they can create their own triggers (**Allow** / **Don't allow**) |

Owners always see everything.

## Two things people get wrong

* **Show does not mean edit.** A User can read the instructions when *Show Instructions* is on, but only an Owner can change them.
* **Hide does not mean off.** Hiding Connectors does not stop the agent from using Gmail; it just does not list Gmail for Users.

Tasks are separate: see [Who can see tasks on this agent?](/help/sharing/who-can-see-tasks)

## Example

A support agent everyone in the company can use, where the prompt is yours to tune:

* General Access: **Organization**
* Show Instructions: **Hide**
* Show Connectors: **Show** — so people know it reads Zendesk
* Create triggers: **Don't allow**

## FAQ

<AccordionGroup>
  <Accordion title="Can I set this per person?">
    No. The settings apply to every User on the agent. If one person needs more, make them an Owner.
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="What are new agents set to?">
    Every visibility setting starts on **Show** and **Create triggers** on **Allow**, unless your org admin set different [agent defaults](/enterprise-features/agent_default_settings).
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="Can a User see files and artifacts?">
    They see the artifacts from tasks they can see. That follows Task Visibility and [File Sharing](/core-concepts/agent_access#file-sharing), not these switches.
  </Accordion>
</AccordionGroup>

## Related

<CardGroup cols={2}>
  <Card title="Agent Access" icon="user-shield" href="/core-concepts/agent_access#user-permissions">
    Full reference
  </Card>

  <Card title="Let a User create triggers" icon="bolt" href="/help/sharing/let-a-user-create-triggers">
    The trigger switch in detail
  </Card>
</CardGroup>