Domain Selection
Step 1: Choose your agent's area of expertise.
The first step in creating your agent is selecting its domain. Your domain choice determines which templates are available and influences default tool selections.
Available Domains
Development
Build agents for software engineering tasks including code review, testing, debugging, and legacy code modernization.
- Automated code review with security analysis
- Test generation and execution
- Legacy codebase modernization
- Build system debugging
Business
Automate business processes including document handling, report generation, and data entry tasks.
- Invoice and contract processing
- Business report generation
- Data entry automation
- Meeting summary extraction
Creative
Create content-focused agents for writing, copywriting, and creative tasks.
- Blog post writing with SEO optimization
- Social media content planning
- Marketing copy generation
- Content calendar management
Data & Analytics
Build agents for data analysis, visualization, and machine learning workflows.
- Data exploration and profiling
- Statistical analysis and insights
- Visualization and dashboard creation
- ML pipeline development
Knowledge & Research
Create research agents for literature review, evidence synthesis, and citation management.
- Literature review and synthesis
- Source tracking and citations
- Research note organization
- Evidence-based recommendations
Choosing the right domain
If your use case spans multiple domains, consider which is most central to your workflow. You can always enable tools from other domains in the Tool Configuration step.
What Happens After Selection
After selecting a domain, the wizard will:
- Filter templates to show only those relevant to your domain
- Pre-select recommended tools based on the domain
- Generate domain-specific workflow commands in the final project
You can change your domain at any time by navigating back to this step.