Creating an Agent
Go to Browser Agents in the left nav, then click New Agent.
Creation Form
| Field | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Project | Yes | Select from your existing projects |
| Name | Yes | Short identifier for the agent |
| Description | No | Free-text summary of what the agent does |
| Tags | No | Comma-separated, used for filtering |
| System Prompt | No | Natural language instructions defining behavior |
System Prompt is the most important field. It tells the agent what to do, what to avoid, and how to handle edge cases. Write it like instructions you'd give a human.
Example:
Navigate to the pricing page. Find each plan's monthly price and name.
Return the results as a list. Do not click any purchase or sign-up buttons.
Quick-Start Templates
The form includes three templates that auto-populate the system prompt:
- Support Ticket Agent — opens a support form and submits a ticket
- Price Monitoring Agent — extracts pricing data from a target page
- Data Extraction Agent — scrapes structured content from a list or table
Select a template to use it as a starting point, then edit the prompt to match your target site.
After Creation
The agent is created in draft status. From the agent detail page you can:
- Edit configuration in Settings
- Trigger runs and view results in Runs
- Access the training dashboard in Training
Draft agents cannot be deployed until the deployment pipeline is available (in development).
Agent Detail Page
The detail page shows:
- Header: name, status badge (draft / active / archived), agent UUID
- Metrics (once runs exist): Total Runs, Success Rate, Avg Duration, Current Version
- Configuration: status, version, channel, system prompt preview
- Recent Runs: last 5 runs with status, timestamp, and step count
Settings
Go to Settings to edit: project, name, description, tags, status, and system prompt.
Available actions: Save, Archive, Delete.
Next: Training