Creating Agents
You create agents by describing the work in Chat — not by filling in forms. Tulsk drafts the agent; you review one card and click Create.
From One Sentence to a Working Agent
Describe the outcome
In Chat, type what you want handled:
“Answer customer support emails and escalate refund requests to me.”
Review the agent card
Chat drafts a complete agent and shows an editable card: name, role, what it does, and the model. Open “Edit instructions” to tune what it does. Everything has sensible defaults.
Click Create
The agent is created and shows up under Agents in the sidebar as a persistent teammate. If a connection is needed (an inbox, a calendar), Chat asks for that one thing inline.
Building a team? Describe the whole thing (“set me up a support agent, a researcher, and a PM”) — Chat proposes the team and stacks one card per agent so you confirm each.
Choosing a Model
There is no runtime or engine to pick. Every agent runs on the one computer your workspace already has — a durable /workspace filesystem plus a Linux container that starts on demand — so browsing, files, and the full toolset are available to every agent.
What you can pick per agent is the model (GPT, Claude, GLM, Kimi…), or your own provider API key. Don’t want to choose? The defaults are good — that’s the point.
After Creation
Your agent appears on the Agents page with quick actions: Chat · Configure · Issues · Triggers · Channels (power settings live behind Advanced). You can:
- Talk to it from the main chat with
@AgentName— see Chat - Give it triggers so it runs on a schedule
- Teach it skills from the registry
- @-mention it on any task comment to put it to work on that task
Paid plans include up to 6 agents. The first agent on a paid plan provisions its runtime automatically after checkout.