Currently the Projects view exposes the listeners for that project in a bubble above the prompt, there are two issues with this, first is the lack of detailed information about what the listener is doing, and second, it hides any listeners that may have been setup in child prompts (accidentally or on purpose).
Listeners and triggers should be detailed in the project pane alongside other ongoing work or in their own pane, with a schedule/webhook editor and what prompt it is currently using for that listener.
Hey @wmfeht, thanks for the suggestion, and for the screenshot.
A bit more than the bubble exists today: clicking any row in that Subscriptions bubble (or picking Subscriptions from the + menu in the right-hand panel) opens a full Subscriptions tab for that agent, where you can see and remove each one.
You’re right that it only shows the agent you have selected, so listeners that a worker agent set up don’t appear at the project level, and there’s no way to edit a schedule yet. The team is looking at showing everything that can wake a project in one place. I’ve added your feedback.
