Overview
The Agent Configuration tool enables your Utari workers to modify and customize other agents dynamically. This meta-capability allows workers to adapt agent configurations, enable or disable tools, adjust instructions, and connect integrations—all through natural conversation. It’s particularly powerful for creating specialized agents on-the-fly or adapting existing agents to new requirements.Agent Configuration Capabilities
Get Current Config
Update Agent
Tool Management
Instruction Customization
Configuration Capabilities Explained
Get Current Agent Config
Review an agent’s existing configuration before making changes: What You Can See:- Agent name and description
- Currently enabled tools
- Connected MCP servers
- System prompt additions
- Other configuration settings
- Before updating an agent to see current state
- To verify what’s already configured
- When troubleshooting agent behavior
- To document existing configurations
- Before duplicating or templating agents
Update Agent
Modify any aspect of an agent’s configuration: What You Can Update:- Name: Change the agent’s display name
- Tools: Enable or disable specific capabilities
- MCP Servers: Add or remove integration connections
- System Prompt Additions: Add high-priority behavioral instructions
- Changes apply immediately to the agent
- System prompt additions are appended to existing instructions
- New instructions receive high priority markers
- Existing configuration is preserved unless explicitly changed
Using Agent Configuration
Basic Configuration Review
Request Current Config
Review Configuration
Identify Changes Needed
Updating Agent Configuration
Specify Changes
Worker Applies Updates
- Gets current configuration
- Applies requested changes
- Updates the agent
- Confirms changes made
Verify Updates
Test Agent
Common Configuration Tasks
Adding Tools to Agents
Enable Single Tool
Enable Single Tool
Enable Multiple Tools
Enable Multiple Tools
Disable Tools
Disable Tools
Customizing Agent Behavior
Add Behavioral Instructions
Add Behavioral Instructions
Domain-Specific Guidance
Domain-Specific Guidance
Output Format Preferences
Output Format Preferences
Managing Integrations
Connect MCP Servers
Connect MCP Servers
Remove Integrations
Remove Integrations
Specialized Agent Configurations
Content Creation Agent
Optimized for Content Production
- Web Search (research)
- Image Search (visuals)
- Image Editor (custom graphics)
- Document Creator (articles, posts)
- Files and Folder (organization)
- Google Drive (storage)
- WordPress or CMS (publishing)
Research and Analysis Agent
Optimized for Data Collection and Insights
- Web Search
- Web Browser
- Data Providers (LinkedIn, Yahoo Finance, etc.)
- Spreadsheet tools
- Document Creator
- Google Sheets (data storage)
- Research databases
Sales and Outreach Agent
Optimized for Sales Activities
- LinkedIn integration
- Email integration
- Document Creator (proposals)
- Calendar integration
- CRM tools
- Salesforce or CRM
- Gmail/Outlook
- Google Calendar
Customer Support Agent
Optimized for Customer Service
- Knowledge Base access
- Document Creator (responses)
- Email integration
- Ticketing system integration
- Help desk software
- Knowledge base
- Communication platforms
Development and Technical Agent
Optimized for Technical Tasks
- Terminal Commands
- Port Exposure
- Files and Folder
- Web Search (documentation)
- Code execution tools
- GitHub
- Development databases
Marketing Campaign Agent
Optimized for Marketing Execution
- Image Search
- Image Editor
- Presentation Creator
- Web Search
- Social media integrations
- Social media platforms
- Marketing automation tools
- Analytics platforms
Configuration Workflows
Creating a Specialized Agent from Scratch
Define Purpose
Configure Tools
Add Integrations
Set Behavioral Instructions
Test and Refine
Adapting an Existing Agent
Review Current Config
Identify Gaps
Add Missing Capabilities
Update Instructions
Creating Agent Templates
Configure Master Agent
Document Configuration
Clone for New Use Cases
Best Practices
Check Before Updating
Be Specific
Test After Changes
Document Configurations
Incremental Updates
Purpose-Driven Tools
Clear Instructions
Version Control
Advanced Configuration Techniques
Conditional Behavior Instructions
Multi-Stage Workflows
Configure agents for complex, multi-step processes:Quality Control Instructions
Combining with Other Tools
Agent Configuration becomes more powerful when combined with other capabilities:+ Triggers
+ Knowledge Base
+ Files and Folder
+ Task Management
Example Combined Workflow
Create Specialized Team
Set Up Workflows
Knowledge Sharing
Troubleshooting
Configuration update doesn't seem to apply
Configuration update doesn't seem to apply
- Get current config to verify changes were saved
- Start a new conversation with the agent
- Clear any cached sessions
- Re-apply the update explicitly
- Check if conflicting instructions exist
Agent behavior unchanged after adding instructions
Agent behavior unchanged after adding instructions
- Instructions are clear and specific enough
- No conflicting existing instructions
- Instructions don’t contradict core agent capabilities
- Try rephrasing instructions more explicitly
- Use “always” or “never” for clarity
Can't enable certain tools
Can't enable certain tools
- Tool name is spelled correctly
- Tool is actually available in Utari
- You have permissions to enable that tool
- Tool is compatible with agent type
- Check tool documentation for requirements
Integration won't connect
Integration won't connect
- MCP server name is correct
- Integration is properly set up in workspace
- You have authenticated the integration
- Integration is compatible with agent use case
- Try disconnecting and reconnecting
Too many tools causing confusion
Too many tools causing confusion
- Disable tools not directly needed for core purpose
- Be more specific in prompts about which tool to use
- Add instruction prioritizing certain tools
- Create multiple specialized agents instead of one generalist
- Review and streamline enabled tools list