Agent setup components.

Controls for which model runs and how: a run-settings sidebar for a playground, a quick popover from the chat header, and preset tones with the numbers tucked away.

Where people write what an assistant should always know or do: project instructions, a system prompt with variables to test, and a list of rules with where each applies.

One agent shown where people find and run it: a card in their agents grid, a row in a list, a listing in a shared directory, and the header at the top of its chat.

Set up a new agent, by describing it in a sentence or filling in its name, instructions, model and tools, with a preview to try it as you go.

API keys and tokens an agent can use, masked by default and scoped per environment, plus a safe way to hand one over mid-run.

Choosing what an agent can use: tools grouped by app with a permission for each, a quick tools menu from the composer, and a permissions table for settings.

Managing MCP connections: a settings list with status and tools, a form for adding a server and testing it, and a small health popover from the composer.

What the assistant remembers: a settings page to search, edit and delete memories, the note that appears in a chat when one is saved, and a profile of what it knows grouped by topic.

A connected app's sync status, what it pulled in and what failed, and which folders or channels it reads.

Building and checking agent workflows: a node canvas with a step library, a linear trigger-and-steps builder, and a run inspector showing what each step did.

Adds a step to a workflow: search or browse triggers, actions, logic and agents, then drop it where you clicked.

The settings for one workflow step beside the canvas, and its input, output and timing from the last run.

Adding files or a website to an agent's knowledge, with each one's progress through reading, splitting and indexing.

For a test question, shows which passages search found, how they scored, and which made it into the model's context.

Everything that starts an agent, from schedules to webhooks to app events, with when each last fired and when it runs next.

A URL that starts the agent when something posts to it: copy it, send a test, then see each delivery and replay one.

Starts an agent when something happens in another app, like a pull request opening, narrowed with conditions.