Building your own AI agent

Chat with the Agent Creator to design, name, and picture a custom AI agent — no forms to fill in.


Want an AI agent with its own name, voice, and job — a running coach, a book-club buddy, a strict editor — but the marketplace doesn't have quite the right one? The Agent Creator builds it for you, through a conversation instead of a settings form.

Opening it

At the top of AI → Agents — both your own list and the Browse agents gallery — is a "Create your own custom agent" card. Tap it and a normal chat opens with the Agent Creator, which greets you right away and asks what kind of agent you have in mind.

How the conversation goes

  1. Describe it. Say what you want in your own words — "a blunt fitness coach," "a calm journaling companion" — and attach any files or images that help explain the idea.
  2. Answer a few quick questions. The Agent Creator narrows things down, often with tappable buttons when the answers are a short list (see Chats and AI agents for how those buttons work).
  3. Approve the plan. Before building anything, it shows you a short plan — the agent's name, purpose, and personality in a couple of sentences — and waits for your go-ahead.
  4. It's created. Once you approve, your new agent exists immediately, alongside every other agent you have.
  5. Give it a picture. The Agent Creator offers to set an avatar — pick an emoji, paste an existing image, or (if image generation is turned on) have it generate one in a style you describe. It can offer a chat background too.
  6. Start chatting. It hands you a "Start chatting with…" button that jumps straight to your new agent's chat.

Afterwards, it's just an agent

Your new agent isn't special or locked — it's an ordinary entry in AI → Agents, so every existing control reaches it: rename it, change its picture, set its chat background, or open Edit personality to rewrite its voice by hand. See Managing your AI agents and Teaching your AI.

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