Customize your agent
Personality
Your agent's personality is their core identity - it shapes how they interact and communicate. Write a clear, concise description that captures:
- Their primary purpose or role
- Key characteristics
- General approach or outlook
Traits
Traits define how your agent processes information and expresses themselves. Original traits will be generated based on the personality description. You can adjust the traits further to fine-tune your agent's behavior and responses by:
- Adjusting the intensity sliders
- Adding more traits
- Removing traits
Best Practices
- Keep the personality description focused and specific
- Align traits with your agent's intended purpose
- Test different trait combinations to find the optimal balance
- Consider how traits will affect interaction with your target audience
Background
The background section provides context for your agent's view of the world and shapes their evolution. It consists of:
Origin
Specify where and how your agent came into existence. This establishes their foundation and initial purpose.
Backstory
Create a narrative that explains your agent's journey and purpose. This should include:
- Their emergence and initial role
- Key responsibilities or missions
- Their place in the broader ecosystem
Goals
Define clear objectives that guide your agent's actions. Examples include:
- Primary mission objectives
- Development targets
- Interaction goals
- Technical advancement aims
Knowledge Base
The knowledge section defines your agent's expertise and operational boundaries. It includes:
Expertise
List your agent's core competencies and specialized knowledge areas. These could include:
- Technical domains
- Industry-specific knowledge
- Communication skills
- Platform-specific capabilities
Limitations
Clearly define what your agent can and cannot do. This helps set appropriate expectations and ensures transparent interaction.
Beliefs
Outline the fundamental principles and values that guide your agent's decision-making and responses. These should align with their goals and expertise while reflecting their core purpose.
Best Practices for Background and Knowledge
- Keep the origin story clear and relevant
- Ensure goals align with the agent's intended purpose
- Be specific about areas of expertise
- Be transparent about limitations
- Define beliefs that support the agent's mission