> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://university.triggr-app.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Generate agent credentials > Create the client ID and secret that link a desktop agent to one Triggr client. Each agent signs in with a client ID and secret created for the Triggr client whose network it runs in. Go to Clients and click the client. Its Environment can't be Cloud Only. Under Agent, click **Generate agent credentials**. Core shows the secret only once; click Done — hide secret when you've copied it. Regenerate replaces it and revokes the old one. The Agent section of a client panel showing an Online status, version, Last seen and Last authenticated times, the Client ID with a Copy button, and Regenerate. In Clients, open the client, click Agent Credentials, then click **New Client**. A client's Agent OAuth Clients page with no OAuth clients yet, and a Click here pointer on the New Client button. Enter the name of the machine you're installing the agent on, such as `Client Domain Controller`, and click Create Client. Create one for each machine. The Create New OAuth Client dialog with Domain Controller entered as the name, and a Click here pointer on the Create Client button. Click **New Secret** in the new row, then Create Secret. An OAuth client created successfully message above the new client's row, with Copy Client ID and a Click here pointer on the New Secret button. Copy the Client ID and Secret. Studio shows the secret only once. Next: [install the desktop agent](/desktop-agent/install). ## FAQ In Studio, click New Secret on the machine's row and use the new one; the old one keeps working until you click Revoke Secret. In Core, click Regenerate. Create a client for each machine instead. Agent Summary on the client's page then shows each one's Status and Last Seen separately. This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.