Build · Agent templates
A new agent starts governed, never blank.
Standing up an agent from scratch means deciding its guardrails, its goals and its voice all at once, before it has ever answered a single question. A template makes those decisions once, so a new agent inherits them instead.
Why a blank page is the wrong default
Every blank agent is a decision someone has to make from nothing.
A department head standing up their own agent shouldn't need to reconstruct your guardrail policy from memory. A template carries the policy with it. The same rules apply whether the agent was deployed by your platform team this morning or by a sales lead last month.
What comes with a template
Not just a name and an icon.
- Guardrails included
- Watch words and a Governance Mode default come with the template, not added afterwards.
- Outcomes pre-set
- What "working" looks like for that role is already defined, ready to weigh real results against.
- By function and industry
- General roles like support or sales sit alongside templates built for specific industries.
- Yours to change
- A template is a starting point. Every setting it brought is yours to edit the moment the agent exists.
Several templates at once, wired together, is Workflow bundles.
FAQ
Teams standing up their first agents are asking
Do templates cover our specific industry, or only generic roles?
The library spans both: general-purpose roles (support, sales, research) and industry-specific ones. It grows with the product rather than being fixed at signup.
Can we edit a template after creating an agent from it?
Yes. The template is a starting point, not a permanent constraint. Guardrails, knowledge and persona are all yours to adjust once the agent exists.
Does using a template cost more than building an agent from scratch?
No. A template is a faster path to the same product, not a separate tier. It exists to save setup time, not to be sold separately.
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