Agent Teams – User Guide
Agent Teams let you group AI agents into named teams. Teams are used when building workflows: each workflow step can be assigned an agent, and organizing agents into teams makes it easier to manage multi-agent flows.
What are Agent Teams?
- A team is a named list of agents (e.g. "Content team", "Support triage").
- Teams do not run by themselves; they are containers for agents you use in workflows.
- When you define a workflow step, you pick one agent (from any team or from your full agent list). Teams help you keep those agents organized.
How to create a team
- Go to CORE → Agent Teams in the sidebar.
- Click New team.
- Enter a Name (e.g. "Content writers") and optional Description.
- Click Add agent and select agents to add. You can add multiple agents; each can only be in the team once.
- Save by clicking outside the field or changing focus (changes auto-save).
Field guide
| Field | Guidance |
|---|---|
| Name | Short, clear name for the team (e.g. "Support agents", "Marketing"). |
| Description (optional) | What the team is for (e.g. "Agents used for customer support workflows"). |
| Members | The list of agents in this team. Add agents with Add agent; remove with Remove. Use workflows to assign these agents to steps. |
Using teams with workflows
- Create one or more Agent Teams and add agents to them.
- Create a Workflow (CORE → Workflows).
- For each workflow step of type Agent, choose which agent runs that step. You can pick any of your agents; teams are for organization, not restriction.
- Run the workflow; each step runs with its assigned agent, and context is passed between steps via handoff instructions.
Tips
- Create a team per role or use case (e.g. "Researchers", "Editors", "Approvers") so workflows are easier to configure.
- You can use the same agent in multiple teams.
- To remove an agent from a team, click Remove next to their name in the Members list.
See also
- Workflows Guide – Define multi-step flows and use agents (and teams) in each step.