> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: /docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Agents

> Start with an agent that already knows the workflow, or create your own.

An agent is a specialist with a defined job — writing content, monitoring SEO, researching competitors, running ads. Agents connect to your tools, produce the deliverable, and ask for approval before anything irreversible happens.

## Browse and install agents

Open **Browse Agents** in the sidebar to see ready-made agents. Each one comes with a workflow it already knows, the apps it needs, and examples of what it produces. Installing an agent adds it to a [project](/docs/features/projects.md), where you can start giving it work right away.

Examples from the catalog:

| Agent | What it does |
| - | - |
| **Content Writing** | Researches trending topics and drafts SEO-optimized blog posts in a consistent brand voice. |
| **Social Media Automation** | Drafts, schedules, and analyzes posts across LinkedIn, X, Instagram, and Reddit. |
| **SEO Monitoring** | Tracks keyword rankings, audits on-page SEO, and surfaces quick wins in weekly reports. |
| **Competitor Research** | Monitors top competitors and delivers bi-weekly intelligence briefs. |
| **AI Google Ads Manager** | Finds what's broken, stops wasted spend, and updates or creates campaigns with your approval. |
| **Website Audit** | Turns a website URL into a scored report card with prioritized fixes — no integrations required. |

See the full library at [surething.io/ai-agents](https://surething.io/ai-agents).

## Create your own agent

Create an agent from the **Agents** view of a project. Give it a name and describe its **skills and responsibilities** — what it's for, what it should produce, and how it should work. The clearer the description, the more consistently the agent behaves.

## Agents in Slack

You can also deploy an agent to Slack so your whole team can ask it questions and assign it work from any channel it's invited to. See [Slack](/docs/integrations/slack.md).


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