A System Prompt that guides or constrains the model’s behavior
One or more Documents/Files providing additional context
Tools that enable the Agent to interact with external systems, APIs, or services
By configuring these elements, you create a specialized Agent suited to a specific use case or workflow. This differs from using a default or global model because it bundles everything the model needs—prompting rules, relevant documents, and tool access—into a single, easy-to-manage configuration.
On the main menu at the bottom left of the app, click on the AIs button with the robot icon. Then click on the Agents tab at the top.
To create a new agent, click on the + Add Agent button.
To use an agent, navigate to a new chat and from the same selector where you choose the model, you can now select the agent you want to use. Custom agents will appear at the top of the list.
By configuring each setting—from Agent Name and Description to the System Prompt, model parameters, Tools, and Agent Context—you tailor an Agent’s abilities to meet very specific requirements. This flexibility allows you to create a range of custom Agents, each optimized for different tasks or styles of interaction.If you have further questions on any of these steps, be sure to check out Shinkai’s other documentation sections, such as Tool Creation or Working with AI Files, or contact support for more specialized guidance.