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Agents are multi-step automations built visually in the Cloud UI. Once you’ve built an agent, the Agents page is where you organize, share, and manage them. Each agent is a reusable sequence of blocks that you can run with different inputs each time. If you’re building automations in code instead, see the Browser Automation developer docs. Click Agents in the left sidebar to open it. Agents page overview

The agents table

The table lists all agents in your organization with the following columns:
ColumnDescription
IDUnique agent identifier
TitleDisplay name (click to open in the editor)
FolderFolder assignment, if any
Created AtWhen the agent was created
ActionsInline buttons and three-dot menu
Each row also has inline action buttons: folder assignment, parameter toggle, open in editor (pencil icon), run (play icon), and a three-dot menu for additional actions.

Organizing with folders

The top of the page shows your recent folders as cards. Use folders to group related agents.
  • Click + New folder to create one
  • Click a folder card to filter the table to that folder’s agents
  • Assign an agent to a folder using the folder icon in the table row
  • Click View all to see all folders when you have more than five
Agent folders

Searching and filtering

Use the search bar above the table to filter agents by title or parameter. The results highlight matching text and auto-expand parameter rows when a parameter matches. The items-per-page selector at the bottom lets you choose 5, 10, 20, or 50 rows per page.

Agent actions

Click the three-dot menu on any agent row to access these actions:
ActionWhat it does
Clone AgentCreates a copy named “Copy of …” with the original title
Save as TemplateMakes this agent available in the organization template gallery. A bookmark icon appears next to the title.
Remove from TemplatesRemoves the agent from the template gallery (appears instead of “Save as Template” for templates)
Export as… > YAMLDownloads the agent definition as a .yaml file
Export as… > JSONDownloads the agent definition as a .json file
Delete AgentOpens a confirmation dialog, then permanently deletes the agent
Agent actions menu
Deleting an agent is permanent. Clone it first if you want to keep a backup.

Importing agents

Click the Import button to upload agent files.
FormatBehavior
.yaml / .ymlParsed and created as a new agent
.jsonConverted to YAML internally, then created
.pdfSent to the AI to generate an agent from a Standard Operating Procedure document
Upload a PDF of your Standard Operating Procedure and Skyvern generates an agent from it automatically.

What’s next

Open the Editor

Build automations visually with the agent editor

Add Parameters

Make agents reusable with dynamic input values