RealtimeX Moderator

RealtimeX Moderator is a built-in plugin that gives advanced agents controlled access to RealTimeX platform features. It is enabled by default.

Unlike image or policy plugins, this plugin usually does not need configuration. Its main job is to let agents understand and act on RealTimeX's own objects instead of only working with files or the open chat window.

What it adds

This plugin is the bridge that lets an agent work with platform-level concepts such as:

workspaces
threads
activities
agent sessions
browser sessions coordinated through RealTimeX Browser
stored credentials
MCP servers and related tool state

Where it matters

You usually do not open a dedicated RealtimeX Moderator screen. Instead, this plugin supports advanced agent workflows elsewhere in the product.

Common examples:

an agent works across a specific workspace and thread instead of acting only on the current prompt
a browser task needs a RealTimeX Browser session to be created, reopened, or reused safely
an ACP agent session needs to persist across turns instead of starting fresh each time
an agent needs to use a credential you stored in Credentials

How it relates to other built-ins

With Agent Browser

Agent Browser handles browser automation itself. RealtimeX Moderator helps advanced agent workflows coordinate RealTimeX Browser sessions, including session lookup, reuse, and debug-port resolution.

See Agent Browser and Browser Tool.

With Runtime features

This plugin is also part of the deeper runtime layer behind ACP-style agent sessions, platform-aware automation, and long-running agent work.

See Agent Runtime.

With stored credentials

When advanced agents need external authentication, this plugin can work with credentials stored in Credentials without exposing the secret values directly in chat output.

What most users should do

leave this plugin enabled
reload it only if a plugin card or advanced agent flow indicates a runtime issue
avoid disabling it unless you are intentionally reducing what agents are allowed to do

What can break if you disable it

Disabling RealtimeX Moderator can reduce or break advanced behavior such as:

platform-aware workspace or thread access
ACP session reuse across turns
browser-session coordination for agent browsing flows
access to stored RealTimeX credentials from advanced agent workflows

Simple chat and unrelated plugins may still work, but platform-level agent tasks become much more limited.

Troubleshooting

If a workflow that depends on internal RealTimeX state suddenly stops working:

Check Settings > Plugins and confirm RealtimeX Moderator is enabled.
Reload the plugin.
Re-test the user-facing workflow that failed.
If browser-backed automation is involved, also review Browser Tool and Agent Browser.
If external authentication is involved, re-check the credential entry in Credentials.