Agent Library

A saved agent is a helper you set up once and reuse: a name, a face, instructions on how it should behave, and a set of tools it's allowed to use. Chatting with a saved agent is different from a one-off chat because it always answers the same way, with the same context, every time you open it.

What you can do

Feature	What it does
Your agents	One list of every agent you made, in every workspace you belong to, with what each one does and the tools it may use. Switching workspace does not change it.
New agent	Give it a name, instructions and the tools it may use.
Chat and Run	Chat opens a conversation with the agent. Run does its saved task once, if it has one.

1. Open your Library

From Agents, select Agent library, or go to /agents/library.
Each agent shows its name, the workspace it belongs to, one line of what it does and its tools. An agent a workflow or a routine uses says so, for example "Seat in SEO" or "Runs Daily sweep".

2. Make one

Select New agent.
Give it a name, for example "Docs Editor".
Write what it does, for example "You are the Docs Editor. Tighten guide copy for docs.devghouse.com: keep numbered steps in sync with the screenshot above them, cut filler words, and flag any step that no longer matches what is on screen."
Tick the tools it may use. Only tools your workspace has turned on are offered.
Optionally write a task for Run, and link a project so project tools act on it.
Select Create agent. It is saved in the workspace you are in, so that workspace's routines and workflows can use it.

3. Chat, run, or edit it later

Chat opens a conversation with the agent, with its instructions and tools already loaded.
Run does its saved task once. With no saved task, it asks what to do this time.
Editing an agent changes every future chat, and every routine or workflow seat that runs as it, from that point on. Past conversations stay as they were.
Delete removes the agent. Its past chats stay readable; it just stops answering as itself.