The Agent Builder is a tool that lets you design, create, and organize agents to automate your processes in Glean. Think of the Agent Builder as your “workshop” for building automations where you decide what your agent will do, step by step.
Using the Agent Builder, you can break down complex work into clear, manageable instructions. Each agent you create follows a series of steps that you set up, like collecting information, making decisions, or running Sub-agents.
You can find Agent settings by clicking the gear icon at the top right in the Agent Builder screen. All agents require an icon and a name. You can help your teammates understand what your agent does by adding a description. This is what your teammates will see when they browse through the agent library.
The Glean Model Hub enables you to experiment with and select the most suitable model for each agent and its respective steps. This selection of models allows organizations to flexibly experiment with, choose, and combine leading AI models for each step of their workflows, ensuring data safety, rapid access to new models, and robust performance tracking.
It also empowers businesses to optimize AI performance and cost without vendor lock-in or management overhead. For more information on accessing the model hub, please refer to the Set up LLMs article.
The agent goal message is intended to clarify the specific objective that the agent aims to achieve during interactions. It serves as a short description that helps the AI to provide more focused and relevant responses based on the task at hand.
When writing an agent goal message you should consider:
Here are some examples of agent goals across a few job functions:
The preview agent option lets creators test or interact with their agent in a safe, private environment before making it available to a wider audience. This allows for troubleshooting, refining agent responses, and validating functionality without impacting real users or live workflows. This also streamlines the development cycle by enabling iterative updates and immediate feedback during testing.
After you kick off your agent on this screen, you will have two additional options: ‘Reset Preview’ or ‘Try Again’.
The Agent Builder is a tool that lets you design, create, and organize agents to automate your processes in Glean. Think of the Agent Builder as your “workshop” for building automations where you decide what your agent will do, step by step.
Using the Agent Builder, you can break down complex work into clear, manageable instructions. Each agent you create follows a series of steps that you set up, like collecting information, making decisions, or running Sub-agents.
You can find Agent settings by clicking the gear icon at the top right in the Agent Builder screen. All agents require an icon and a name. You can help your teammates understand what your agent does by adding a description. This is what your teammates will see when they browse through the agent library.
The Glean Model Hub enables you to experiment with and select the most suitable model for each agent and its respective steps. This selection of models allows organizations to flexibly experiment with, choose, and combine leading AI models for each step of their workflows, ensuring data safety, rapid access to new models, and robust performance tracking.
It also empowers businesses to optimize AI performance and cost without vendor lock-in or management overhead. For more information on accessing the model hub, please refer to the Set up LLMs article.
The agent goal message is intended to clarify the specific objective that the agent aims to achieve during interactions. It serves as a short description that helps the AI to provide more focused and relevant responses based on the task at hand.
When writing an agent goal message you should consider:
Here are some examples of agent goals across a few job functions:
The preview agent option lets creators test or interact with their agent in a safe, private environment before making it available to a wider audience. This allows for troubleshooting, refining agent responses, and validating functionality without impacting real users or live workflows. This also streamlines the development cycle by enabling iterative updates and immediate feedback during testing.
After you kick off your agent on this screen, you will have two additional options: ‘Reset Preview’ or ‘Try Again’.