Configure your Agent

Agent configuration persists identity and behavior, model credentials, reusable Prompt input, and immutable configuration history. Choose a topic based on the part of configuration you need to change or inspect.

Choose a configuration topic

Create or update an Agent

Define an Agent and attach the capabilities it needs.

Select credentials and a model

Choose platform credentials or save and assign your own Provider.

Reuse input

Store named Prompt templates and render them for a Turn.

Manage Versions and lifecycle

Inspect, pin, restore, enable, or disable Agent configuration.

What configuration controls

Configuration determines what an Agent is and which resources it can resolve when work begins. It is separate from a Session and its Turns: a Session stores conversation state, while each Turn executes resolved Agent configuration. Continue to Run your Agent for execution behavior.

Follow Bring your own Provider to test, save, and assign Tenant credentials.

Reference

See the Agents TypeScript SDK Reference for exact configuration methods and types.