An agent in CloudRadial AutomationAI is an AI worker you hand a goal; it reasons, calls tools, and returns a structured result. The Agents page includes a catalog of ready-made agents you can install into your workspace, much like the Extensions catalog. This article covers browsing, installing, configuring, and removing catalog agents. It is for workspace users with the Admin or Owner Role.
- The Agents page
- Browsing the catalog
- Installing an agent
- Required secrets and dependencies
- Configuring an installed agent
- Removing an installed agent
The Agents Page
Open Agents in the sidebar. The page has a Browse tab for the catalog and an Installed tab for the agents already added to your workspace. (Custom agents you build yourself live on the Custom tab — see the article on creating custom agents.)
Browsing the Catalog
The Browse tab lists the agents available from your region's catalog as cards. Filter the list by Category and Tags to find an agent for a given job. Selecting a card shows the agent's details, including what it does and what it requires. Examples of catalog agents include a service-desk ticket triage agent, a security phishing-alert triage agent, and an endpoint health reporter.
Installing an Agent
From an agent's card, install it into your workspace. If the agent depends on first-party extensions to do its work, installing the agent also installs those required extensions automatically, so its tools are ready. After installation the agent appears on the Installed tab.
Required Secrets and Dependencies
Each catalog agent lists the extensions it depends on and any secrets it needs to run — for instance, credentials for the vendor system it acts in. Review these before or after installing so you can supply the required secrets to your runner. An agent can't act in a system until its extension's secrets are in place (see the article on updating secrets in your runner's Key Vault).
Configuring an Installed Agent
On the Installed tab, open an installed agent to configure its variables. Variables let you tailor the agent's behavior to your workspace without editing the agent itself. Set them once and the agent uses them on every run.
Removing an Installed Agent
To remove an agent, use the Remove action on the Installed tab. Removing an agent takes it out of your workspace; extensions that were installed alongside it remain installed and can be managed on the Extensions page.
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