Give familiar work a familiar helper.
Create a specialist with its own instructions and style. Tell it what it is good at and which tools it can use.
Start with a request like this.
Use a specialist in a conversation or let Gideon divide a larger task between helpers. You can inspect and stop delegated work.
“Create a writing helper that keeps my tone direct and checks for repetition.”
A helper for the way you work.
Writing helper
Native agentDirect, thoughtful, and easy to read.
Research helper
Native agentCompare the options. Keep the sources.
An interactive example with sample content. Explore the controls.
- Create a custom specialist
- Set tone and instructions
- Choose its tools and skills
- Supervise delegated work
Explore specialist agents.
Custom specialist agents
Create and manage native agents with names, descriptions and operating instructions.
Agent personality and writing style
Give an agent a distinct tone and enable plain natural-language responses.
Agent capability assignment
Choose the skills, tools and start and stop triggers available to an agent.
Agent routing specialties
Define specialist descriptions and example requests that can trigger routing suggestions.
Agent workspace and memory scope
Assign a default hosted directory and optional memory separate memory area.
Default agent and execution preferences
Set the default native agent and exposed execution, delegation and soft-stop preferences.
Parallel helper agents
Ask the main agent to delegate independent work to helper agents.
Multiple-candidate execution
Run supported best-of-N work and compare or select among candidate results.Requires setup
Helper agent limits
Configure concurrency, turn limits and timeouts.
There’s more you can hand over.
Teach it the way you like things done.
Save useful instructions as a skill. Review the improvements Gideon suggests and decide which ones to keep.
Bring Gideon closer to your work.
Connect supported services and give Gideon the tools it needs for a particular job. You choose the accounts and access.
Start with what you need done.
Talk to Gideon in your own words. Add a photo, a file or a little background, then work through the answer together.
Start a conversation and see where it takes you.