Build an agentic system around your work

Move beyond one-off prompts. Combine project context, specialized agents, repeatable workflows, connected tools, and automated checks into a system that helps agents work consistently across tasks, projects, and teams.

Design the system behind your agents

Give agents the context, capabilities, and controls they need to take on real work reliably.

Build a setup around your workflow

Customization types work together as layers. Instructions supply project standards, a custom agent defines a focused role and tool set, and a skill captures the steps for recurring work.

Add an MCP server when the workflow needs an external system, and use hooks for checks that must run every time. Keep the setup in your repository so the whole team starts from the same context.

Learn how customizations combine
Agent Customizations editor showing instructions, skills, hooks, MCP servers, and plugins. Agent Customizations editor showing instructions, skills, hooks, MCP servers, and plugins.

Scale a proven setup across teams

Once a workflow works well, bundle its instructions, skills, custom agents, hooks, and MCP servers as a plugin. Teams can install the complete setup as one package, version it as practices evolve, and reuse it across projects.

Share customizations with plugins
Agent Customizations editor showing agent plugins from the marketplace, letting you install them in your project. Agent Customizations editor showing agent plugins from the marketplace, letting you install them in your project.

Measure, refine, and get more from each turn

Agent Debug Logs visualize model turns, token counts, tool calls, and subagent handoffs. Trace where an agent repeated work, missed context, or skipped a useful tool, then refine the customization and compare the next run.

This feedback loop helps you keep instructions focused, make repeatable work reusable, and identify avoidable turns that consume AI credits without moving the task forward.

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Agent Debug Logs showing the flow chart view in the editor showing instructions, skills, hooks, MCP servers, and plugins. Agent Debug Logs showing the flow chart view in the editor showing instructions, skills, hooks, MCP servers, and plugins.

Choose the right customization

Use guidance for context, workflows for repeatable work, tools for new capabilities, and hooks for actions that must run consistently.

Start with the context you repeat most

Add an instructions file for the guidance you give every day. As new patterns emerge, build on it with a reusable workflow, specialized role, external capability, or reliable check.