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# AI Agents - Initial Settings
## Introduction and Initial Settings
### Viewing and Creating A.I. Agents
When accessing the A.I. Agents feature, you can view the monthly usage of each model based on the number of messages sent, as well as a list of all agents already created.
To add a new agent, just click the "**+ New**".
### Basic Settings
In the left menu of the screen **Edit Agent** you can modify the agent's basic settings. It is worth noting that its skills and functionalities are independent of the chosen A.I. model.
* **Published:** Determines whether the model is active and enabled for use.
* **Title:** Name that identifies this A.I. agent record.
* **Model:** Determines the A.I. model to be used by the agent. Depending on the selected model, an additional field will be displayed at the end of the settings for entering the API key corresponding to the chosen platform. If no key is provided, the one defined in the system settings will be used.
* **Language:** Specifies the language in which leads will contact the agent and in which it was trained.
* **Agent Name:** Defines the agent's identity, that is, the name with which it will introduce itself.
* **Company Name and Description:** Representation of the company. The provided description should be a summary of the organization and its activities, helping the agent to craft more accurate responses aligned with the company's identity.
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# Agent Instructions
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