Agents

An agent is an AI helper with its own name, face and color. It has one conversation that never ends, a memory where it writes down what it learns about you, its own tools (plugins) and its scheduled tasks. You can have several, each for one thing: one for your calendar, another for your work, another for the family.

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What each agent has

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For you or for a group

When you create it, you choose who it’s for. This can’t be changed later. See more in Group agents.

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What it’s for: the templates

When you create it, you pick a starting point. It sets how the agent starts and what it asks you in your first chat; after that, you can ask it for anything.

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You set it up by chatting

A newly created agent writes to you first, introduces itself and asks you a few questions: what you’d like it to call you, your schedule, what you need first. It writes the answers down in its memory. From then on, anything you want to change (a time, a new tool, how it talks to you) you ask it. The web app is for looking and for a few adjustments only you can make: changing its name, channel or model, pausing it, restarting it, deleting it, adding or removing plugins and turning on their permissions.

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Its states

• Working now: it’s doing something (answering you or running a schedule).
• Idle: waiting. It wakes up on its own when you write to it or when a schedule is due.
• Paused: you paused it. It doesn’t answer or run its schedules until you resume it.

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