When to use a template
Use a template when the job is clear and a public template is close to it. Create a blank Space when you only have a request and no structure yet, and let the agent build the first version.
The template catalog is for browsing and choosing. This guide only explains what to do after you load one.
Load a template and enter the workspace
- Open a template and read its description, creator, and preview.
- Check the included Skills before you load it.
- Choose load this template. The app assembles the Space.
- When assembly finishes, enter the workspace and do one real action in the render view.
If assembly fails, retry. You can also return to an empty Space and start from a request.
You can still modify the template
After you enter the workspace, tell the agent which interface, source, or flow to add or remove. To inspect what the Space is made of, open dev mode and check the MCL view, MCS logic, data storage, files, and logs.
When the Space matches the way you work, save it as a template. Publishing asks for both Chinese and English names and descriptions. Before including business data, confirm it contains nothing you should not share. Skill environment variables can be saved as values, or as names only so the next person fills them in while loading.
FAQ
Are website templates and in-app templates the same kind of thing?
The website shows published workspace templates. In the app, load this template assembles that template into your own Space.
Do I have to keep everything in the template?
No. After you enter the workspace you can keep modifying it, and you can save the result as a new template.
Which template name should this guide cite?
To be added: the name of a template that is public at the time of writing. Use the name shown in the template catalog.
Next step
Browse workspace templates, open the one closest to the work, load it, and enter the workspace.
Internal links
- Browse workspace templates
- How to create an AI Agent Space
- How to develop an AI workspace
- How to use AI Agent Skills