Capabilities

Tune an agent’s workflow preset, toggle built-in blocks, and override system prompts.

Capabilities is in BETA.

The Capabilities page lets you configure what an agent can do at a fine-grained level. It exposes three layers of the agent’s workflow:

• Workflow preset — The base template the agent is built on
• Blocks — Individual features you can toggle on or off
• System prompts — The underlying instructions sent to the model, which you can override

Capabilities are configured per agent. Changes apply only to the agent you are currently viewing.

Opening the Capabilities page

1. In the left sidebar, click an agent name to open its configuration page
2. In the agent’s configuration sidebar, click Capabilities

Workflow Preset

The top of the page displays the current workflow preset — the base template the agent uses.

To switch to a different preset, click the preset card and select an alternative workflow. The blocks list below updates to reflect the new preset.

Blocks

Blocks are the individual features an agent can use — memory, search, document editing, web access, and so on. Each block can be enabled or disabled independently for the agent.

• Use the toggle on each block card to enable or disable the block
• Click a block card to open its details

Changes are staged until you click Update in the page header.

Block Details

Click any block card to open the Block details dialog. The dialog shows the block’s prompts, tools, and underlying modules, and lets you toggle the block on or off.

System Prompts (Advanced)

The Advanced section of the page contains the model-facing system prompts derived from the active workflow. These prompts are the instructions the LLM receives before each conversation.

1. Expand the Advanced section
2. Review the prompts — they are grouped by target model audience (Claude / Anthropic, GPT / OpenAI, or Default)
3. Click Edit to open the system prompt editor
4. Modify the prompt for each variant, or click Add variant to target another model audience
5. Click Save

Saving a custom system prompt disables the specialization block that provided the default prompt. The agent uses your custom prompt instead.

Saving and Discarding Changes

While you have unsaved changes, a sticky header appears at the top of the page with two actions:

• Discard — Reverts all unsaved changes, including block toggles and system prompt edits
• Update — Saves all changes to the agent

When you stage changes, a sandbox testing session starts automatically so you can try the updated configuration in chat before saving. If you try to navigate away with unsaved changes, a confirmation dialog appears.

Restoring Defaults

To revert every block, module override, and system prompt edit back to the workflow preset defaults, click the Restore Defaults icon in the page header. This icon is visible when there are no unsaved changes.

Restoring defaults removes all custom modules, parameters, and block overrides for the agent. This cannot be undone.

Related

• Managing Agents — Agent creation and configuration
• Skills — AI capability packages for agents
• Apps (MCP) — Connecting external services to agents
• Automation — Scheduling agent tasks