The AI Agents section on a name's Profile tab lists the AI agents linked to that name. It shows only on names that hold an agent registration record. Each row is one agent: its ID, the registry holding its entry, and the chain that registry sits on.
What a row shows
A row reads id: 167 | registry: 8004.eth@ethereum. The id is the agent's number in that registry. The registry is the contract holding the agent's entry. The part after the @ is the chain it sits on. The menu on each row copies the agent ID, copies the registry address, or opens the registry on a block explorer.
An agent registration is a text record on the name, set by whoever manages the name's records. The section reads that record and displays it. Remove the record and the section goes with it.
Common questions
How do I add an agent to my name?
You add an agent by saving a text record on your name. The key takes the form agent-registration[registry][agentId], with the registry in ERC-7930 form and the agent's ID from that registry. Open the Records tab on your name, select Edit Records, add a custom record with that key, and save. See Edit your ENS profile.
Can anyone see my agent record?
Yes, anyone can see your agent record. It is an onchain text record like the rest of your profile, readable by anyone who looks up the name. See Is my ENS name private?
Why does a registry show as an address instead of a name?
A registry shows as a shortened address when the ENS App holds no name for it. The App labels one registry by name, 8004.eth on Ethereum Mainnet. A registry on a chain the App holds no details for shows as chain: and a number, with no explorer link.