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No-code agent creation

Build the agent by chatting, not editing prompts.

Explain the workflow, channels, and service rules. AgentMaker turns the conversation into agent configuration: prompt, model, tools, knowledge base, and next adjustments.

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In practice

What changes in the operation

Creating an agent should not start with a blank prompt. In AgentMaker, you describe the job the way you would brief a teammate: who the agent serves, what it can answer, when it should consult a base, which channels it uses, and when it needs to call a human. From there, SquadOS builds a consistent starting configuration for you to review before going live.

Structured prompt from the conversation

AgentMaker turns your description into clear sections for role, tone, rules, limits, and human handoff criteria.

Tools and channels suggested from the use case

When you mention WhatsApp, knowledge base, calendar, CRM, or human handoff, it points to the right tools to connect.

Plain-language adjustments

Ask for changes like “be more direct,” “do not offer discounts,” or “call a human on complaints” without digging through dozens of fields.

Final control before publishing

AgentMaker speeds up configuration, but you review the result, tune the details, and decide when the agent goes live.

AgentMaker

How it works

You talk through the job. SquadOS turns it into a reviewable configuration.

Tell it the agent's objective

Example: “I want a support agent for my course students.” AgentMaker asks what it needs to know to close the scope.

Define sources, channels, and limits

Tell it which documents to consult, where to reply, and when it should stop the AI to call a human.

Review, adjust, and publish

See the suggested prompt, tools, and channels. Adjust anything you want and publish when the setup is ready.

Frequently asked questions

  • Do I need to know how to code to use AgentMaker?

    No. AgentMaker is designed for people without AI or coding background. You describe what you need in plain English and it handles the configuration.

  • Can I use AgentMaker to edit an agent that already exists?

    Yes. You can ask AgentMaker to change the prompt, toggle tools on or off, and adjust settings on any agent you've already created.

  • Does AgentMaker pick the AI model automatically?

    It suggests a model based on the use case, but you can review and change it before finalizing the configuration.

  • What if I want something AgentMaker can't configure automatically?

    AgentMaker creates the base configuration and you can manually edit any field — prompt, tools, channels — directly in the agent settings.

Start with the agent your operation already needs

Describe the workflow in plain language and review an initial configuration in minutes.

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No credit card. No AI knowledge needed.