Updated: 2026-07-24
To create an AI agent without code, give it four things — a name, a personality, rules and a greeting. You can type each field into a form or describe what you need in one sentence, and an AI assistant will spread that description across the fields. Then you test the agent in a live preview and connect it where you need it: a public page, Telegram, your website or the desktop. All of it is done with a mouse — no programming required.
Open agent creation. Click "Create agent" on the home page or in "My agents". You can try it before signing up.
Set the name and personality. Fill in the form by hand — or describe the agent in one sentence and the AI assistant will drop a draft into every field.
Add rules and a greeting. Write the short rules the agent should always follow, and the first line it opens the conversation with.
Test in the preview. Send the agent a couple of messages next to the form. Adjust the personality and rules until the tone is yours.
Connect a channel. Turn on the public page and share the link — or connect Telegram, a website widget or the desktop.
An AI agent is a program with a neural-network brain that holds a conversation from a defined role: it answers questions, keeps a personality and follows rules instead of producing random text. What sets it apart from a bare neural network is that its personality and boundaries are set in advance — and often its own knowledge and the right to take actions too.
The agent's brain is a language model (LLM) that the service rents from a provider and can swap when needed; you are not locked to one vendor. Everything that makes the agent yours — the name, personality, rules and knowledge — you define yourself, and none of it requires code.
By hand: you open the form and write each field yourself. This gives you full control over the wording — a good fit when you already know exactly what the agent should be.
In words: you describe what you need in one sentence — for example "a polite coffee-shop assistant, answers briefly, knows the menu" — and the AI assistant fills in the name, personality, rules and greeting as a draft. The draft stays editable: you can adjust it like any ordinary form.
A live preview sits next to the form: you message the agent, it replies based on the current fields, and its body reacts to the flow of the conversation with emotion. Change the personality and the preview behavior changes at once — nothing to save.
This is the fastest way to catch the wrong tone before anyone else sees the agent. Adjust the personality and rules until the replies are what you want.
The same agent works in several places at once — the setup is shared, and you never rebuild it per channel.
No. The agent is created with a form or a plain-language description, and channels connect by pasting a token or a script line. No step requires code.
An agent has a defined personality, rules and boundaries, keeps its character, and can draw on your knowledge and take actions. A regular bot answers along a rigid script, without that flexibility.
A basic agent comes together in a few minutes: describe it in words, check it in the preview, turn on the link. Fine-tuning the personality and knowledge takes as long as you want.
Yes, everything is editable at any time: personality, rules, greeting, appearance, knowledge and connected channels. Changes take effect immediately across every channel the agent lives in.