Set it up
The team works through the Cruq integration, which gives it your workspace’s MCP server with build tools.- Under Settings > API keys, create a key with the Management type.
It starts with
cruq_mk_. - Under Integrations, connect Cruq and paste that key. It is stored encrypted, like every other integration secret.
- Open Agent Builder in the playground and describe the agent you want.
A conversation
I run a bakery in Dubai. I want an agent that answers questions about our menu and opening hours, and takes custom cake orders: name, phone, date, flavour and size. English and Arabic.The Builder asks anything it needs to know, then shows you the design: the agent’s name, what it does, the model, its tools, a summary of its instructions, and anything you need to connect or upload. It builds nothing until you say yes. After building, it tests the agent and hands it over with next steps: try it in the playground, upload your menu to the knowledge base, or connect it to WhatsApp.
What it can and can’t do
It can:- Create agents and change existing ones. Each change is published as a new version, so you can roll back from the agent’s history.
- Pick builtin tools (knowledge search, memory, ask a human, browser on the sites you name, and others) and integrations you’ve already connected.
- Make one agent delegate to another.
- Create knowledge bases and add text you paste into the chat.
- Delete anything. Deleting agents and knowledge bases stays in the dashboard.
- Connect integrations or handle keys. You connect those yourself under Integrations, and the Builder tells you which ones would help.
- Read files you attach. Upload documents under Knowledge.
- Edit agents with routers or several agent nodes, which are built on the canvas. It tells you to edit those in the dashboard.