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Open the OpenHome Dashboard, go to Agents in the sidebar, and click Create Agent. You are asked how you want to build it. Create Agent dialog offering Design Agent with AI or Pick from a Template Create Agent dialog offering Design Agent with AI or Pick from a Template There are two paths, and both land in the same workspace.
Describe the Agent you want in plain language and the builder fills the form for you.Type what you are building into the chat pane on the left, for example “A patient Python tutor for beginners. Explain with small runnable examples, check understanding after each step, and never dump a wall of code.”The builder replies, confirms with Updated the form, and writes the Agent name, Marketplace description, Starting message, and Description prompt into the form on the right. It then asks a follow-up question to refine the Agent further. Keep answering for as long as it is useful, and edit any field by hand at any point.The Agent workspace with the AI builder conversation on the left and the generated form on the rightThe Agent workspace with the AI builder conversation on the left and the generated form on the rightThe control below the chat box switches between Automatic edits, which applies the builder’s updates to the form instantly, and Manually approve edits, which lets you review each update before it applies.

The Agent Workspace

Both paths land here: the AI chat pane on the left, and an editable form on the right. A red dot sits next to each field that is still empty, and a section heading shows a checkmark once the marked fields inside it are filled.

Agent Information

  • Avatar: upload a PNG or JPG up to 500KB, or click Generate to create one with AI.
  • Agent name: the name shown in the dashboard and the Marketplace. It has its own Generate button.
  • Visibility & Sharing: Private, or Submit to Marketplace to send it for admin review.
  • Marketplace description: a short summary, shown only if you publish.
  • Category: Companion, Education, Famous People, Games, Home, or Role Play.
  • Key tags: extra tags to help people find the Agent.
Agent Information section with avatar, name, visibility, marketplace description, and category Agent Information section with avatar, name, visibility, marketplace description, and category

Behavior & Identity

  • Starting message: the greeting spoken at the start of a conversation.
  • Language: the language the Agent speaks.
  • Description: the foundation prompt defining behavior, traits, and interaction style. AI Rewrite polishes it for you.
  • Prompt Modification: whether OpenHome may adapt your prompt for the interaction flow.
Behavior and Identity section with starting message, language, and description prompt Behavior and Identity section with starting message, language, and description prompt

Voice & Speech

  • Voice: search the voice list or pick from Suggested for you, preview each with its play button, or click Create Voice to make your own. See Voice and Model Configuration.
  • Gender: shapes the Agent’s interaction style.
Voice and Speech section with the voice picker and suggested voices Voice and Speech section with the voice picker and suggested voices

Model

  • Base Ability: an Ability that triggers automatically when a call starts, rather than waiting for a trigger word. See Abilities.
  • Text-to-Text Platform and Text-to-Text Model: the LLM provider and model.
  • Randomness (Temperature): slide right for more varied responses. Lower values are more deterministic.
Model section with base ability, LLM platform and model, and the temperature slider Model section with base ability, LLM platform and model, and the temperature slider Agent name and Description are the only two fields Save Agent enforces. Saving without them shows Form is incomplete and names what is missing. The red dots also mark Avatar, Marketplace description, and Category, but those are prompts toward a complete Agent rather than blockers, so you can save without them and fill them in later. Saving opens the Agent’s conversation view, ready to talk to straight away.
Building a voice-driven version of yourself works differently. AI Twin in the sidebar runs a spoken conversation, then generates the personality and starting message from your answers and clones your voice so the Twin speaks as you. See AI Twin for that walkthrough.Create Your AI Twin dialogCreate Your AI Twin dialog

Managing Your Agents

The Agents page lists everything you have built or installed. Tabs across the top filter the view: All, My agents, Installed agents, and Default agents. Each card shows the Agent’s avatar, description, author, chat count, and tags, with a Chat button to start a conversation. Agents page filtered to My agents, showing agent cards with Chat buttons Agents page filtered to My agents, showing agent cards with Chat buttons The More actions menu on each card holds the rest:
  • View details: open the Agent’s Marketplace profile.
  • Share: share the Agent with others.
  • Edit: reopen the workspace to change its configuration.
  • Duplicate: create a copy to modify independently.
  • Delete: remove the Agent permanently.
More actions menu open on an agent card, showing View details, Share, Edit, Duplicate, and Delete More actions menu open on an agent card, showing View details, Share, Edit, Duplicate, and Delete

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