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How to share an agent to Community from your scenario?

To share an agent to Community from your scenario, follow these steps:

1. Open your Scenario.
2. Click on the agent task that you want to share to Community to open its panel.
3. Click on the ⋮ (menu) button at the top right corner to open the agent task menu.
4. Click on Agent.
5. Click on Share agent to Community to open the Share agent to Community dialog.

In the Share agent to Community dialog, there are two options to share the agent to Community:

Create a new Community agent

1. Click on the ➕ Create new Community agent button within the Share agent to Community dialog.
2. In the Create Community agent dialog, enter the title of the agent.
3. Select the visibility option ('Public' or 'Space'). If you choose 'Space', select a space.
4. Click on Create to create a new Community Agent from the agent task.
5. You will be redirected to the Community agent page on Constellab Community.

Share agent as a new Community agent version of an existing Community Agent

1. Select an agent in the My agents list within the Share agent to Community dialog. This will open the Add version to Community agent dialog.
2. Confirm your choice to create a new version.
3. If the selected Community agent has no already existent draft version, a new draft version of the Community agent will be created from the agent task.
4. You will be redirected to the new Community agent version page on Constellab Community.

How to download an agent file?

To download an agent file, follow these steps:

1. Open your Scenario
2. Select the specific scenario that contains the agent task you want to download.
3. Click on the agent task within the scenario; this will open its panel.
4. Click on the '⋮' button at the top right corner to display the process menu.
5. Click on the Agent button. (Please set the button name if it is not specified.)
6. Click on Download agent file. This will download the JSON agent file to your device.

Once downloaded, you can use this file in Community to create a new Community agent or add a version to an existing one.

How to convert agent code to task code?

If you have a Python agent and want to convert its code into a task, you can do so directly from the process dashboard. This is useful when you want to turn a flexible agent script into a reusable task.

1. Open your Scenario.
2. Click on the agent task in the playground to open its panel.
3. Click on the ⋮ (menu) button at the top right corner.
4. Click on Agent.
5. Click on Convert agent code to task code.

How to view the system configuration of an agent?

You can view and manage the system configuration of an agent from the process dashboard. This provides access to the agent's system-level settings.

1. Open your Scenario.
2. Click on the agent task in the playground to open its panel.
3. Click on the ⋮ (menu) button at the top right corner.
4. Click on Agent.
5. Click on System config to open the system configuration dialog.

How to import a Community Agent in my scenario?

To import a Community Agent in your scenario, follow these steps:

1. Open your Space.
2. Go to the Scenarios page.
3. Select the scenario you wish to edit.
4. Click on the Add a block button.
5. Click on the Add a Community agent button.
6. In the Select a Community agent dialog, you will see a list of Community agents that you have access to.
7. Click on the desired Community agent from the list to add it to your scenario.

How to edit an imported Community agent within my scenario?

To edit an imported Community agent within your scenario, follow these steps:

1. Open your Space.
2. Open the scenario that contains the imported Community agent you want to edit.
3. Locate and click on the imported Community agent process in the pipeline to open its task panel.
4. In the header of the task panel, click on the Community icon.
5. Click on the ✏️ Edit Community agent button. This will activate the edition mode on the imported Community agent.
6. Modify the dynamic parameters configuration and code as needed.
7. To go back to read-only mode, click on the Community button in the header of the process panel.
8. Click on the Switch to read-only mode button.