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

# Agents: Your Specialized Assistants

> Agent Mode equips your assistant with a new cognitive capability: multi-tool reasoning.

## What Is an Agent?

An Agent is an AI assistant configured to address a specific need or use case within your organization. Each Agent combines a set of parameters that determine its behavior, capabilities, and scope of action:

* **Instruction (system prompt)**: defines the Agent's behavior, tone, and guidelines.
* **Model (LLM)**: the language model used to generate responses.
* **Tools and MCP**: the capabilities enabled for the Agent (e.g., Search Documents, Search Visual, MCP Web Search Linkup).
* **Documents and Workspaces**: the document sources the Agent can access.
* **Teams**: the users authorized to access this Agent — a key element for data governance.

## Multi-Tool Reasoning (Agent Mode)

Each Agent is equipped with Agent Mode (V2), which provides **multi-tool reasoning** capabilities:

* **In-depth analysis**: the Agent breaks your request down into sub-tasks.
* **Chained execution**: it can autonomously use 1 to 5 consecutive tools.
* **Enriched result**: it combines the outputs from these various tools to build a precise, sourced, and comprehensive response.

> **Important note regarding history**: Conversations from version V1 are archived in read-only mode. The new V2 architecture, capable of using multiple tools simultaneously, requires starting a new session.

## Multi-Agent: What Changes with Wise Wolf

Before Wise Wolf, each organization had a single default Agent, configurable by an administrator. This single Agent defined the instruction, model, and tools for all users.

With the **Multi-Agent** feature introduced in Wise Wolf, it is now possible to associate **multiple Agents** with a single organization. The goal: specialize assistants for recurring tasks and share them across the enterprise, while maintaining fine-grained control over data access.

## Selecting an Agent

When creating a new conversation session, a **dropdown menu** in the interface header allows you to choose an Agent. This menu displays:

1. **"My Assistant"** — the organization's default Agent, always in first position.
2. Your **favorite Agents** and those **associated with your team**, sorted alphabetically (up to 5 displayed).
3. A **"See all assistants"** link that opens the full discovery page.

By default, "My Assistant" is pre-selected. Once the first message is sent, the Agent is **locked** for the entire duration of the session — it is not possible to switch Agents mid-conversation.

The active Agent's name remains visible in the header. Hovering over it displays a tooltip with its details (tools, documents, model, team).

## Browsing Available Agents

The **"All assistants"** page displays all the Agents in your organization that you have access to. For each Agent: its icon, name, and a short description.

From this page, you can:

* **View an Agent's details** in a modal window (name, description, available tools, accessible documents, model used, associated team).
* **Add or remove an Agent from your favorites** by clicking the star icon.
* **Start a conversation** directly with the selected Agent.

## Managing Your Favorites

The favorites system lets you customize your quick-access list in the dropdown menu:

* Click the **star icon** from the discovery page or the detail modal to add or remove a favorite.
* You can only favorite Agents that you have access to through your teams.
* The dropdown menu displays a maximum of **5 Agents** (in addition to "My Assistant"), sorted alphabetically.

## Creating a Personal Agent

Any user can create their own **Personal** Agent from the Paradigm interface. Personal Agents are only visible and usable by their creator.

Agents shared across teams or the whole organization (**Team** and **Company** Agents) are created by administrators from the administration panel.

## Using Agents via the API

It is possible to specify the Agent to use via a dedicated API endpoint, allowing you to integrate Agent selection into your workflows and third-party applications.

## Frequently Asked Questions

**Can I switch Agents mid-conversation?** No. The Agent is locked once the first message is sent to ensure session consistency. To use a different Agent, start a new conversation.

**Are the Agents I create visible to my colleagues?** Agents you create are **Personal** and only visible to you. **Company** or **Team** Agents visible in your interface were created by an administrator and shared with your team.

**How can I find out which documents an Agent can access?** Open the Agent's detail modal (from the dropdown menu or the discovery page): the accessible documents and workspaces are listed there.

**How many Agents can I add to my favorites?** There is no limit to the number of favorites. However, the quick-access dropdown displays a maximum of 5 Agents (in addition to "My Assistant").