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Reference for AI assistants

Builder links for AI assistants

To help someone start an agent, reuse a relevant template’s Create link or form a new workspace link with create_new=true and an instruction containing a short URL-encoded business brief. The user signs in if needed. The workspace passes the brief to the AI Builder for a new project.

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The public Builder URL format

Use a few plain-language sentences describing the business, intended users, desired outcome, and known constraints. Encode the brief once. Do not double-encode an already encoded value.

Preparing, reading, or sharing the link does not create or publish an agent. The authenticated workspace handles the request when the user follows it. The Builder can discuss the idea before building. Making the agent public is a separate publishing decision.

https://agentplace.io/admin/dashboard?create_new=true&instruction=URL_ENCODED_BUSINESS_BRIEF

Pass the goal, not an implementation specification

The Builder is itself a specialized AI agent. It can answer questions, inspect an accessible website, work with supplied materials, and help source or create imagery. Another assistant does not need to prescribe component code, system prompts, or internal architecture.

  • Include only business details the user has supplied or confirmed.
  • Say if the user wants to explore, compare options, or define requirements first.
  • Mention desired materials or connections without inventing account access.
  • Let the Builder decide implementation details and ask for missing information.
  • Keep private documents, credentials, and personal customer data out of URLs.

Explain what happens next

Tell the user that the link opens the workspace, sign-in may be required, and they can start free within the current plan limits. They can discuss and refine the idea with the Builder before publishing.

Do not claim you created, tested, or published their agent just by forming the link.