Agents overview

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What agents are

An agent is a configured AI assistant your organization makes available for chat. Each agent has a name, model, set of instructions, optional knowledge contexts, and tools — all set in the workbench. End users see and interact with whichever agents they have been granted access to; builders create and iterate on them here.

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The agents list

Open Agents from the sidebar under the Build group. The page shows every agent your account can read. The toolbar has three controls:

• Search — type into “Search agents…” to filter by name in real time. The list narrows as you type; clearing the field shows all agents again.
• Status filter — a dropdown (default “All”) lets you narrow to Active or Inactive agents.
• Sort — choose how rows are ordered: “Last updated” (default), “Newest”, “Name A→Z”, or “Name Z→A”.

Each row shows the agent’s avatar (or initial monogram), name, active/inactive status dot, category label, and when it was last updated. Click a row to open the agent detail panel; click Edit in that panel to enter the workbench.

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Create an agent

Click New agent in the top-right of the page (only visible with agents write permission). The Create a new agent dialog asks for three things:

1. Name (required) — the display name users see in the agent picker. The field shows a live monogram preview as you type.
2. Model — a searchable model selector pre-selects the organization default. Pick any model available on this deployment.
3. Instructions (optional) — a short prompt you can set now and refine later in the workbench.

Click Create Agent. IMP creates the agent and takes you straight to the workbench to complete configuration.

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Duplicate an agent

Open the detail panel for any agent and choose Duplicate from the overflow menu (⋯). IMP creates a copy of the agent — with the same instructions, tools, and settings — and takes you to the new agent’s workbench. Renaming it and adjusting configuration is the fastest way to spin up a variant of an existing agent. You can also duplicate from inside the workbench itself (see Workbench).

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Next steps