Imported Templates

The Imported Templates page provides a centralized view of all agent templates that have already been imported into the selected folder. This feature allows you to export a successful agent configuration from one environment and import it into another folder or project, making it easier to reuse proven solutions across development and production stages.

These agents are also organized by libraries and categories such as domains, industries, horizontal processes and so on.

Search

A Search field located at the top of the page allows you to quickly find specific templates by their name.

Import agent as template

When you click Import agent as template, the Import agent dialog opens. This dialog allows you to upload an existing agent configuration and import it as a reusable template into your folder library.

You can upload your configuration file in either of the following ways:

  • Drag and Drop: Drag the file and drop it into the upload area.
  • Browse File: Click Browse File and select the file from your system.
Note: Accepted Format
  • Supported format: JSON
  • Maximum file size: 5 MB

Importing Agents with Subagents

When you import an agent configuration that includes another agent as a subagent, the system handles the import in a specific way to ensure proper reuse and management. If the imported agent contains one or more subagents of type Agent, the import process creates two separate templates: one template for the main agent and a separate template for each agent‑type subagent. These templates are created independently so that they can be configured and reused individually.

Subagents of type Agent cannot be edited directly within the main agent template. To update such agents, you must first edit the subagent template and make it available as a ready agent before re‑associating it with the main agent template.

To update an imported agent with subagents, follow these steps:

  1. Open the Templates page and locate the template created for the subagent.
  2. Edit the subagent template as required.
  3. Create an agent from the updated subagent template.
  4. Mark the newly created agent as Ready. Once marked as Ready, the agent becomes visible in the Agent Catalog.
  5. Open the template created for the main agent.
  6. Remove the existing subagent of type Agent from the main agent template.
  7. From the Agent Catalog, drag and drop the ready agent into the main agent template as a subagent.
  8. Save the changes to the main agent template.

This workflow ensures that agent‑type subagents are properly validated, reusable, and consistently managed across templates and projects.

Template Agent Cards

Each agent is displayed as a tile (card) that contains key information and quick-action controls. A typical agent card includes the following elements:

  1. Category Label: Displays the library and specific sub-category (for example, Industries / Banking).

  2. Agent Name: The name you give to your agent. It helps you identify what the agent does, example HR PAYROLL.

  3. Description: A short summary of the agent’s function (for example, search user queries).

  4. Subagents Count: Displays the number of subagents associated with the agent.

  5. Delete: Remove the agent from the library.

  6. → Open Template: Click to open the template and begin the configuration process.