Guide for creating and configuring AI agents in the DEVS platform. Use this when asked to create new agents, modify agent behavior, or work with agent YAML/JSON files.
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Guide for creating and configuring AI agents in the DEVS platform. Use this when asked to create new agents, modify agent behavior, or work with agent YAML/JSON files.
Agent Definition for DEVS
Agents are AI personas with specific roles, instructions, and capabilities. They can be defined as built-in agents (YAML/JSON files) or created dynamically by users.
Agent File Locations
Built-in agents: public/agents/*.agent.yaml and public/agents/*.agent.json
interfaceAgent {
id: string// Unique identifierslug: string// URL-friendly, auto-generated from namename: string// Display nameicon?: IconName// Lucide icon name (e.g., 'Bot', 'Brain', 'Code')role: string// Role descriptioninstructions: string// System prompt / instructionstemperature?: number// LLM temperature (0-1)tags?: string[] // Categorization tagstools?: Tool[] // Available tools/capabilitiescreatedAt: DateupdatedAt?: DatedeletedAt?: Date// Soft delete timestampversion?: string
}
Instruction Writing Best Practices
1. Clear Identity
Start with who the agent is:
You are [Name], a [role/expertise] specializing in [domain].
Your purpose is to [main objective].
2. Expertise Definition
List specific skills and knowledge areas:
## Your Expertise- Deep knowledge of [topic 1]
- Expert in [technique/methodology]
- Skilled at [specific task]
3. Behavioral Guidelines
Define how the agent should behave:
## Behavior Guidelines1. Always maintain a [tone/style]
2. Provide [type of responses]
3. When uncertain, [fallback behavior]
4. Output Format
Specify expected response structure:
## Response Format- Start with [opening element]
- Include [required sections]
- End with [closing element]
- Use [formatting style] for code/lists/etc.
5. Constraints
Define limitations and boundaries:
## Constraints- Never [prohibited actions]
- Always [required behaviors]
- Stay within [boundaries]
