Customize your agent
Agents of your own, installable skills, reusable commands, and the memory a machine keeps about you and your projects.
The profile a machine is seeded with sets the baseline; everything on top is yours to shape, all of it under Customize on the machine.
Agents
Customize → Agents lists the agents selectable in the composer. Create your own with a name, a description and a prompt — or describe what you want, such as an agent that reviews pull requests for security problems and writes a short summary, and Draft with AI has the machine write the spec for you to refine. Agents you create live on the machine and appear in the composer picker beside the built-in ones.
Skills
Skills teach the machine a capability without bloating every conversation: a skill is a set of files in the machine skills directory, loaded on demand when a session actually needs it. Install one from a public source — a git repository, or a repo slug — and it is cloned onto the machine, ready the next time it is relevant.
Commands
Commands are reusable prompts, invoked with a slash in the composer. Define the workflows you repeat — a review checklist, a release-notes format — once, and run them by name.
Memory
Your machine remembers. As you work, the agent saves durable facts — preferences, decisions, lessons learned — into its memory, scoped either to you, meaning how you like to work across every project, or to one project.
Customize → Memory shows the whole store, searchable and fully editable: add an entry by hand, correct one the agent got wrong, or delete what should be forgotten. The agent reads that same store, so an edit changes how it behaves on the very next turn.