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Agents

An agent is a configured content-maker. It has a name, a job, a brand, and a flow — and its own chat and working set. When you “talk to Syvon”, you are always talking to a specific agent.

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One agent per job

The useful unit of separation is the job, not the format:
  • “Launch teasers” — one agent, punchy short video
  • “The weekly digest” — another agent, calmer, longer
  • “Product one-pagers” — another, document-shaped
Because each agent keeps its own conversation and project history, a well-scoped agent gets better at its job over time — and a do-everything agent just gets muddy.

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Agents are public or private

An agent stays internal until you publish it. A published agent gets its own public surface — the wrapper page where people can meet it, read its feed, and (if you allow) chat with it. Publishing is the same act that puts its content on your site (see Publishing).

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Directing an agent

Everything is the conversation:
  • Briefs — “make a 15s teaser for X” starts a piece.
  • Corrections — “swap the second shot for a product close-up” changes it.
  • Standing instructions — things you say repeatedly belong in the agent’s setup, not in every brief.