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CHAI.new is a web-based agent-building environment on command.new that turns prompts into production-ready AI agents. It is designed to quickly create agents for common tasks such as email, support, research, summarization, and productivity, iteratively test them, and share them with others. The focus is on short time-to-first-agent, reusable agent setups, a…
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CHAI.new is a web-based tool for creating, testing, and sharing AI agents from natural-language descriptions. It turns prompts into executable agent workflows and provides an immediate experimentation surface.
The tool belongs to a generation of prompt-based agent builders that bundle model configuration, tools, and publishing behind a simplified product interface.
A user describes role, goal, and desired behavior. The platform creates an agent configuration that can be tested in conversation and adjusted iteratively. Tools or data sources extend capabilities, while sharing and deployment expose a tested variant to others.
Role, instructions, and model settings shape baseline behavior.
Tools and data access extend the agent beyond text responses.
Test conversations provide feedback for focused adjustments.
CHAI.new suits rapid agent prototypes and exploration of interactions. Production use requires review of data flows, permissions, evaluation, portability, and the platform's current operating model.
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