Customize Your Agent
Fine-tune instructions, add more knowledge sources, and adjust behavior. Learn more →
This interactive tutorial walks you through creating, testing, and deploying your first Auteryn agent. By the end, you’ll have a working support agent deployed to your website.
Time Required: 10 minutes
Prerequisites: None (we’ll create everything together)
Sign up at console.auteryn.ai
Choose Continue with Google. Sign-up is Google only.
Name your team and request access
Auteryn suggests a team name from your email address. Choose Request access.
Wait for approval
We review every new team by hand, usually within a day. You stay signed in while you wait: Check again asks whether your team is ready, and we email you when it is.
Time: 2 minutes, plus the review
Start from the Console home
The first time in, the home screen asks What should your first agent do? and shows three ready agents. Choose See all agents to open the full list. (Once you have an agent, Agents → New agent opens the same page.)
Pick “Customer support”
It is on the Go-to-market shelf, or type support in Search ready agents. Choose the card itself, not Use this agent, so you can look at the details first.
Name your agent
Example: “Support bot” or “Help assistant”. Who will talk to it? already says Your customers.
Check the instructions
The template fills in Instructions. You can keep them, or replace them with your own (see the example below).
Choose “Create and try it”
The agent’s first chat opens in the same tab, with a starter question ready. Leave it for now: go back to the Console to give the agent your documentation first.
Example instructions:
You are a helpful customer support agent for [Your Company].
Your role:- Answer questions about our product features- Help users troubleshoot common issues- Guide users to relevant documentation- Escalate complex issues to human support
Tone: Friendly, professional, and helpfulTime: 2 minutes
Your agent needs information to answer questions. Let’s connect your documentation.
Go to “Knowledge” in the sidebar
Click “New collection”, give it a name, and click Continue
Choose a source:
Crawl your website:
Upload documents:
Connect existing docs:
Link to your agent
Time: 3 minutes
Before deploying, let’s make sure it works.
Open the chat workspace
Choose Chat at the top of the agent’s page, or Open your chats at the bottom of the sidebar
Ask a question
Try: “What features does your product have?”
Review the response
Your agent should answer using information from your knowledge
Test edge cases
Refine if needed
Time: 2 minutes
Now let’s make your agent live!
Add a website
In the Console, open Integrations, find Web Chat Widget and click Connect. Enter a name and your site’s domain, then click Create website.
Choose your agent
On the website’s page, under Agent, choose the support agent you just built.
Match your brand
Under Appearance and Content, set the brand color, position and greeting. The preview shows your changes. Click Save changes.
Add to your website
Under Install, copy the snippet and paste it before the closing </body> tag in your HTML.
Test it live
Visit your website and click the chat launcher.
Example embed code (copy yours from Install, which fills in your website’s key and the integrity hash):
<script async src="https://cdn.auteryn.ai/widget/2.1.2/loader.js" integrity="sha384-…" crossorigin="anonymous" data-site="site_pub_…"></script>See Website channel for every setting.
Time: 1 minute
You’ve created and deployed your first AI agent.
Customize Your Agent
Fine-tune instructions, add more knowledge sources, and adjust behavior. Learn more →
Add More Channels
Deploy to WhatsApp, Telegram, email, or use the API. See options →
Monitor Performance
Track conversations, gather feedback, and improve over time. View usage & billing →
Explore Use Cases
See what else you can build with Auteryn. Browse solutions →
Open Knowledge, open the collection, and click Sync now on the source. Changes appear within minutes. On the Free plan you can sync a source by hand once a day.
Yes! Create different agents for different purposes (support, sales, internal tools).
Open the agent in the Console and go to its Activity section. You can review every run — what it did, what it produced, and what it cost.
The agent learns from your knowledge, so keeping it updated is key.
Write your escalation rules in the agent’s instructions. On your website, the agent can then open an issue in GitHub or Jira, or add a Google Calendar event, if you tick that ability under Abilities on the website’s page.
</body>Now that you have the basics, explore advanced features:
Ready to build something amazing? Explore the docs →