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Agent teams and the Marketplace

Run several agents together in a group chat, direct them with @mentions, and start from a Marketplace template.

Create a group chat

New agent, then Create group chat. Give it a Group name and add members from your agents. The room opens where every other agent chat opens, the middle column on desktop and the chat screen on the phone, with the same feed and the same bar: attachments, the + menu, skills, connectors and your brand kit all work. Each member's reply carries its name.

A group chat: the same feed and bar, each reply under its member's name.
Try this
@everyone Welcome to the launch team. We're building an online shoe store on dropshipping, Australia first, $25,000 to start. Mia is on the market brief. As each of you finishes, post what you made and what you'd flag.
What you getEvery member acknowledges in one line, then posts as its work lands.

Direct the room

@Name directs one member; @everyone addresses the room. The mention chips above the bar insert them for you. While a member works, a strip under the header says who is working, with Stop. Work ↗ beside a member opens that member's own session, which is where the work happens; the group is where you run the company.

@Priya directs one member; the strip shows who is working, with Stop.
Try this
@Priya Turn the plan and the model into a ten-slide investor deck: problem, product, market, why dropshipping, unit economics, the 3-year numbers, go-to-market, team and hiring, the ask, and the roadmap.
What you getPriya's row goes to Running, the deck lands in Doc Manager, and she posts it in the room when it is done.

Manage members

Members in the header lists the room. Add an agent the moment you hire it and remove one whose job is done. Stop the discussion before changing members so no one is answering a message that is no longer for them.

Five members, five chips; each new hire joins the room.
Try this
Members → add Sam · Engineering and Lena · Marketing, then: @everyone Sam and Lena have joined. Sam builds the store from Theo's board; Lena writes the 30-day launch calendar in the same voice.
What you getBoth new members acknowledge and their rows start under Running, two at once.

Start from a Marketplace template

Marketplace, in the left panel, has three tabs: Connectors, Skills and Agent templates. Agent templates are grouped Personal, Operations, People, Business, Marketing and Development; three are featured under Start with an agent: Morning briefing, Project coordinator and Research assistant. A card says Agent or Agent + routine. Open one to read its Instructions, Memories, Skills, Routines and Integrations. No personal memories and no creator credentials are part of a template.

Agent templates: featured starts, then every template by category.
Try this
Open Marketplace, choose Agent templates, then Project coordinator. Read Instructions, then Routines.
What you getYou see the job it is written for, the weekly check-in it suggests, the skills it brings and the sources it will ask you for.

Import and make it yours

Import agent creates your own copy and opens it with the setup card, so you confirm the name, the goal and When to work before it starts. A template's routine arrives Not enabled; ask the imported agent to set a schedule when you are ready and it asks for your timezone and timing. Its skills come from the Skills tab: Add skill puts one in your Skills library, where you can customise it in Settings.

A template's detail: Import agent makes your own copy; its routine waits until you enable it.
Try this
Import Content calendar planning. On the setup card, rename it Lena · Marketing and change the goal: In the brand voice from Theo's board, create a 30-day launch content calendar for Instagram and TikTok, one post per day with a hook, caption and image or video prompt. Draft only; do not send anything.
What you getLena is your own copy of the template, with your goal, and starts under Running.
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