Environments tab

Environments let you separate agent activity, deployments, and configuration across different stages of your lifecycle — for example, Development, Staging, and Production. Each environment has its own ID, used by deployments and integrations to route activity to the right place. Agents themselves belong to the account and are not filtered by environment.

Environments table

Each row shows:

Name – the display name for the environment.
Purpose – what the environment is used for: Development, Staging, Testing, or Production.
Description – an optional longer description of the environment.
Environment ID – a system-generated identifier used by deployments and integrations that target this environment.
Actions:
- Edit – changes the environment’s name, purpose, or description.
- Delete – removes the environment from the account.

Creating an environment

Select Create environment.
Provide a name and pick a purpose (Development, Staging, Testing, or Production).
Optionally add a description.

Prefactor generates a new Environment ID on creation.

Deleting an environment

Delete removes the environment from the account. Deployments, tokens, and integrations that reference the environment’s ID will stop working. Update or remove those dependencies before deleting.

Environment — what environments are and how they scope activity and deployments.
Agent deployment — how a deployment ties a version to an environment.
Account page — how Account settings tabs fit together.

Environments tab