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Agents are AI assistants you shape for a job: a research analyst, an inbox triager, a deal sourcer, a support responder. Each agent has its own identity, model, instructions, capabilities, connected apps, and knowledge.

Agents

You get QX by default, the built-in agent connected to all available tools and knowledge, so you can get useful work done before creating anything custom. Every agent you build afterwards sits alongside it.
The Agents page listing agent cards
Each card shows the agent’s avatar, its model, and icons for any apps it is connected to. A badge tells you where the agent came from: Built-in for the ones QX ships, Mine for agents you created, and Shared for agents someone on your team shared with you.

Build things by asking

You don’t have to set anything up by hand. Tell QX what you want, an agent, a flow, or a grid, and it builds the real thing, then replies with a link to open it. This works on the web and from every channel, Slack, WhatsApp, Teams, and email. For agents there is also a dedicated builder in the agent editor’s Chat sidebar, see Build with AI.

Everything about agents

Build with AI

Describe the agent you want and the builder sets it up, permissions and all.

Build manually

Work through the agent editor yourself, section by section.

Chat

Talk to an agent, attach files, follow its tool calls, and manage your conversations.

Capabilities

Built-in abilities like web search, scheduling, messaging you, and spawning sub-agents.

Persistent workspace

Let an agent generate files, run code, and use your installed skills.

Apps and knowledge

Third-party tools the agent may call, and knowledge vaults it can search and cite.

Scopes and permissions

Every tool, acting account, and vault an agent holds is scoped, and you can change it any time.

Communication channels

Chat with your agents over Slack, WhatsApp, and email, and with QX on Teams too.

Scheduled tasks

Run an agent on a recurring schedule and route results to chat or a channel.

Sharing agents

Agents can be private, shared with your organization or specific people, or published with a public link from the Share dialog.