Agents
Onnie, custom agents, skills, and connectors — the Agents dialog library.
Onnie & custom agents
Default superagent host and agents you create for the workspace.
Skills
Install and teach procedures agents load when needed.
Connectors
Gmail, Google Calendar, Drive, Notion — grant agents outside access.
Blueprints
Reusable structured Work — start from a definition, not a blank task.
Onnie & custom agents
Onnie is the default superagent host — the agent most operators talk to first. Custom agents are additional agents you create for the workspace: different tools, skills, and connector grants for specialised jobs.
Where in the product
Open Agents from the product chrome (dialog shell, not a desktop “Onniebots module”). Rail pages: Agents library, Skills, Connectors, Blueprints.
How to use the library
- Open Agents to list Onnie and custom agents; create a new agent when you need a specialist.
- Open an agent’s detail to manage identity, tools, skills allowlist / preload, and connector grants.
- Prefer Onnie for general work; use custom agents when you want a tighter tool and skill set.
- Install Skills and connect Connectors from their pages — then grant them to the agents that should use them.
Mental model
| Onnie | Custom agent | |
|---|---|---|
| Role | Default host / superagent | Specialist you configure |
| Skills | Sees the workspace skill catalog | Opt-in allowlist (empty = none) |
| Connectors | Auto-granted on connect for new instances | Explicit grant per instance |
Agents do work. Skills teach. Connectors plug in the outside world. Blueprints define structured Work (library in this dialog; domain is Work).
Key distinctions
- Product title is Agents — not “Onniebots” as a module name.
- Functions & variables are not a member product page (runtime only).
- Viewers browse read-only; editors/admins configure.