Create Your Agent
Create your Hypermode Agent using natural language descriptions of the agent’s role and objectives.
Creating an Agent is simple and can be done using the built-in Hypermode Concierge agent or by specifying the agent’s role and instructions yourself.
Build a new agent with Concierge
Concierge is Hypermode’s AI-powered agent that transforms natural language descriptions into fully functional agents. No coding experience required.
Overview
Concierge streamlines agent creation by converting your requirements into structured, working agent scaffolds through a guided process that takes just minutes to complete.
Start a new thread with Concierge
Select the “Start a new thread” option from the left navigation bar under the Hypermode Concierge agent.
Describe your agent requirements
The Concierge agent asks some basic questions about what kind of agent you’d like to create and the tasks you’d like the agent to take on your behalf.
Refine your agent description
Follow the Concierge agent’s guided steps to fully refine your agents role, background, and instructions. The Concierge agent uses this information to construct a name, description, and system prompt for your agent. Once you’ve fully specified the details, your new agent is created and added to the left navigation bar alongside the other agents in your workspace.
Traditional hand-written prompts often suffer from inconsistency, verbosity, or vagueness. Concierge solves this by using AI to author structured prompts that follow best practices for models.
Enable connections and start working with your agent
To take actions on your behalf, such as updating your calendar or submitting code updates as pull requests, your agent needs access to connections with services to act on your behalf. Which connections you enable for your agent depends on the type and scope of agent to be created. For example, our product marketing agent might need access to GitHub to be able to submit website changes as pull requests and access to Notion to read internal messaging and product documents.
Once you’ve added connections, start chatting with your agent by asking what they can help you with or what connections they have access to.
Create an agent manually
Agents can also be created manually by following the steps below.
Create new agent
Select the “Create new agent” option from the left navigation bar.
Describe your agent
Choose a name, title, and description for your agent. An agent avatar is generated randomly but you can also upload your own avatar.
Add your agent instructions
The agent instructions are the system prompt that’s used to guide the agent’s behavior. This is where you define the agent’s role and objectives.
Select your agent's model
Select the model that you want to use for your agent. The model is used to run the agent’s instructions, including choosing how to leverage tools.
Enable connections and start working with your agent
Enable connections to allow your agent to access tools and data. This is where you define the tools that your agent has access to.
See the Agent Gallery for more examples of agents that you can create.
Create Your Agent
Create your Hypermode Agent using natural language descriptions of the agent’s role and objectives.
Creating an Agent is simple and can be done using the built-in Hypermode Concierge agent or by specifying the agent’s role and instructions yourself.
Build a new agent with Concierge
Concierge is Hypermode’s AI-powered agent that transforms natural language descriptions into fully functional agents. No coding experience required.
Overview
Concierge streamlines agent creation by converting your requirements into structured, working agent scaffolds through a guided process that takes just minutes to complete.
Start a new thread with Concierge
Select the “Start a new thread” option from the left navigation bar under the Hypermode Concierge agent.
Describe your agent requirements
The Concierge agent asks some basic questions about what kind of agent you’d like to create and the tasks you’d like the agent to take on your behalf.
Refine your agent description
Follow the Concierge agent’s guided steps to fully refine your agents role, background, and instructions. The Concierge agent uses this information to construct a name, description, and system prompt for your agent. Once you’ve fully specified the details, your new agent is created and added to the left navigation bar alongside the other agents in your workspace.
Traditional hand-written prompts often suffer from inconsistency, verbosity, or vagueness. Concierge solves this by using AI to author structured prompts that follow best practices for models.
Enable connections and start working with your agent
To take actions on your behalf, such as updating your calendar or submitting code updates as pull requests, your agent needs access to connections with services to act on your behalf. Which connections you enable for your agent depends on the type and scope of agent to be created. For example, our product marketing agent might need access to GitHub to be able to submit website changes as pull requests and access to Notion to read internal messaging and product documents.
Once you’ve added connections, start chatting with your agent by asking what they can help you with or what connections they have access to.
Create an agent manually
Agents can also be created manually by following the steps below.
Create new agent
Select the “Create new agent” option from the left navigation bar.
Describe your agent
Choose a name, title, and description for your agent. An agent avatar is generated randomly but you can also upload your own avatar.
Add your agent instructions
The agent instructions are the system prompt that’s used to guide the agent’s behavior. This is where you define the agent’s role and objectives.
Select your agent's model
Select the model that you want to use for your agent. The model is used to run the agent’s instructions, including choosing how to leverage tools.
Enable connections and start working with your agent
Enable connections to allow your agent to access tools and data. This is where you define the tools that your agent has access to.
See the Agent Gallery for more examples of agents that you can create.