Add Agents to a Workspace
1 When to add an agent
Section titled “1 When to add an agent”Add an agent when a folder has a clear job and you want OpAgent to use the same helper repeatedly.
Examples:
- a writing folder uses a writing or editing agent;
- a research folder uses a research agent;
- a coding folder uses a development agent;
- a project folder uses a project-specific assistant.
2 Add an existing agent
Section titled “2 Add an existing agent”-
Open the workspace folder
Open the workspace or subfolder where you want the agent to work.
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Open the Add Agent menu
Use the
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Search for the agent
The popup shows agents that are already available in your OpAgent environment. Search by name if the list is long.
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Select the agent
Click the agent you want to attach. The folder will show an agent badge after it is added.
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Chat with that agent
Open the conversation panel. When you work inside that folder, use the selected agent for summaries, rewrites, planning, coding help, or other tasks.
3 Where agents come from
Section titled “3 Where agents come from”Agents can come from different places:
- built-in OpAgent resources;
- agents installed from Marketplace;
- custom agents you create yourself;
- agents shared by your team or placed in the agents folder.
If the agent you expect does not appear, open Marketplace or refresh the agent list after adding the resource.
4 Switch to another agent
Section titled “4 Switch to another agent”If a folder already has an agent, switch it from the folder’s agent controls or replace the folder agent with a different one.
A good rule: one folder should have one clear agent role. If the job changes completely, create a new folder or switch to a more suitable agent.
5 Tips
Section titled “5 Tips”- Use a writing agent for documents and drafts.
- Use a research agent for collecting and summarizing material.
- Use a coding agent for code repositories or technical tasks.
- Keep related files in the same folder so the agent has better context.