Documentation Index
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Agent profile
The profile is the agent’s identity: who it is, how it talks, what it won’t do,
and which languages it answers in. It’s organized into four areas.
Identity
| Field | What it controls |
|---|
| Name | The display name shown wherever the agent appears. |
| Role | A short description of what the agent is for. It anchors how the agent presents itself. |
Personality
These fields shape how the agent communicates. All are free text — write them
in plain language.
| Field | What it controls |
|---|
| Personality | The agent’s tone and manner — direct, warm, terse, formal, or your own blend. |
| Conversational style | How it moves through a turn: when to ask a clarifying question, when to confirm, when to cite a source. |
| Greeting & closing | How it opens and closes a conversation. |
Safety
This is where you set the limits.
| Field | What it controls |
|---|
| Safety boundaries | Topics the agent must not engage with, and requests it must escalate. Write one rule per line; mark a rule hard (refuse outright) or soft (prefer to hand off). |
| Custom guidance | Org-specific instructions, terminology, and edge cases that don’t fit elsewhere. |
Languages
The language policy controls which languages the agent will respond in:
- All languages — the agent detects the user’s language and replies in it.
- A specific set — choose the languages you support, set a primary language
used as the fallback, and optionally write a refusal message for unsupported
languages (Cobalt translates it into each supported language for you).
Editing safely
The profile is versioned. Edits take effect on the next conversation, and you can
review history. Reworking tone or boundaries on a live agent is low-risk — change,
test in Preview, and iterate.