What Can You Do With Custom Agents?
- Create new AI agents in seconds—give them a name, purpose, tags, and optional attachments to clarify their job.
- Organize agents by category for fast access, whether you have just a few or dozens.
- Edit agents anytime to update their skills, scope, or documentation as your processes change.
- Delete agents you no longer need, instantly removing clutter from your workspace.
- Search and filter by agent name, purpose, or tags so you never lose track of what you’ve built.
How It Works
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Sidebar Management:
The agents sidebar is split into two sections:- User Agents: Your custom, user-created agents
- Default Agents: Built-in agents provided by the platform
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Create Agent:
- Click “Create New Agent”
- Fill in the agent’s name, purpose, tags, and any relevant attachments
- Save to add the agent to your workspace—available instantly
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Edit Agent:
- Click the edit icon on any custom agent card
- Update its name, description, or tags as your needs evolve
- Changes are saved and applied immediately
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Delete Agent:
- Click the delete icon for any user-created agent
- Confirm to permanently remove the agent from your workspace
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Group by Category:
Both default and user agents are automatically grouped by their category (such as Research, Automation, Communication, etc.) for easy navigation. -
Search & Filter:
Use the sidebar’s search bar to find agents by name, keywords in their purpose, or any of their tags -
View Details:
Each agent card displays name, a short description (purpose), up to three tags, and a count of attachments if present -
Attachments & Tags:
Attach documents or files directly to agents for reference
Add tags to help organize, filter, and surface agents in search
When to Use Custom Agents
- When you want a specialized AI assistant for a unique workflow, routine, or project
- If your team has tasks that don’t fit neatly into the built-in agent categories
- When you need to iterate on an agent’s skills, scope, or documentation over time
- To keep your workspace clean by removing outdated or unused agents
Best Practices
- Give each agent a clear, descriptive name and purpose—this helps collaborators understand its role instantly
- Use tags liberally to group agents by department, project, or workflow type
- Attach any standard operating procedures, reference docs, or prompt examples as needed
- Clean up unused agents regularly to keep your sidebar organized
Example Use Cases
- Lead Qualifier Agent: Handles inbound lead qualification for your sales process
- Onboarding Bot: Steps new users or employees through onboarding flows
- Weekly Report Generator: Automates the creation and emailing of a weekly status report
- Knowledge Collector: Pulls in relevant files and docs from connected apps, tagged by topic
Power Tips
- You can have as many custom agents as you want—scale your automations as your needs grow
- The sidebar makes it easy to toggle visibility by category, so you never lose sight of your key agents
- Changes to agents are reflected in real-time across your team’s workspace
Custom Agents make your AI workspace truly yours—define, organize, and scale your assistants with zero code required.

