Build your first agent
Five steps, and the first one fills in the other four for you. Build the whole thing before you ever sign in.
What you end up with: A named agent with a body, a personality, and a shareable URL.
4 minute walkthrough, beginner level.
Five steps, always visible
Basics, model, skills, personality, review. The stepper is a map, not a cage: every step you have already reached stays clickable, so you can jump back without losing what you typed.
Progress is kept locally as you go. Closing the tab does not cost you the agent.
Describe it once in plain English
One sentence into this box and Generate fills the name, the description, the skill selection, and the personality sliders across all five steps. The wizard becomes a review pass instead of a form.
Everything it writes stays editable. It is a first draft, not a decision.
Or start from a known-good shape
The chips are complete starting points, not placeholder text: meditation coach, market analyst, 3D art critic, onboarding host. Surprise me picks one you would not have thought of.
Pick a chip, then edit one thing. That is usually a better agent than a blank start.
The form is short on purpose
Each step asks for the minimum it genuinely needs and offers a sensible default for the rest. You can walk from the first step to the review screen without typing anything else.
Sign in only when you ship
Building costs nothing and needs no account. Signing in is what turns the draft into a hosted agent with its own page, its own URL, and a wallet it can be paid through.