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Create an agent

Set up an agent and choose how it behaves.

An agent is a configured assistant you can chat with and put to work in your workspace. You build one on the Agents page, then refine it until it behaves the way you want.

Open the Agents page

  1. In the left sidebar, open the Settings tab.
  2. Under Agent, select Agents.

The page lists every agent in the workspace. Use the search box to filter, and the archived toggle to show archived agents. Click any agent to open it in the editor.

The Agents page listing existing agents, each with its model and tool counts, plus a Search box and a New button.
The Agents page: every agent in the workspace, with Search and New.
Opening an existing agent adds Archive and Delete actions in the editor header. Archiving keeps the configuration and chat history; deleting removes both permanently.

Create an agent

Click New to open a blank agent editor. The split button next to it also offers Create from scratch and Browse templates, so you can start from a ready-made template instead. See Agent templates for the template flow.

The New split button open, showing Create from scratch and Browse templates.
The New button's menu: start from scratch or browse templates.

Fill in the details

The editor has an Agent details card on the left and a live Preview on the right.

FieldWhat it does
NameThe agent's display name (up to 50 characters).
DescriptionA short summary of the agent's purpose.
ModelThe language model that powers the agent. Pick one from the provider list.
TemperatureA slider from 0 to 1. Lower is more focused, higher is more varied.
ThinkingLow, Medium, or High reasoning effort, when the model supports it.
VaultThe credential vault the agent uses (see Vaults).
ToolsActions the agent can call (see Tools).
SkillsReusable guidance the agent can load (see Skills).
The Agent details card with Name, Description, Model, Temperature, Thinking, Vault, Tools and Skills fields, above the Instructions card.
The Agent details card holds every setting; Instructions sits just below it.

Write the instructions

Use the Instructions card to describe how the agent should behave. Click the expand icon to edit in a larger window. Clear instructions are the single biggest lever on quality.

Preview, then save

Once you have set a name, a model, and instructions, the Preview panel unlocks. Type a prompt to try the agent before committing. The preview allows a limited number of messages; when you reach it, save the agent to keep going. Click Save to create the agent.

The Preview panel showing a short test conversation with the agent and a prompt box.
The Preview panel: try the agent with a prompt before you save.

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