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Solo agents are direct one-on-one workspaces. They are useful when you want an expert assistant without a Manager or multi-agent coordination.

When to use a solo agent

Use a solo agent when:
  • The task is focused.
  • You know which specialist you need.
  • You want fast back-and-forth.
  • The work does not need delegation.

Good solo agent examples

AgentExample task
Frontend DeveloperPolish a settings screen
Technical WriterWrite a tutorial page
QA EngineerCreate a regression checklist
ResearcherCompare product options
Backend DeveloperReview an API route

Solo agent setup

  1. Choose Solo Agent from onboarding or the workspace creation flow.
  2. Select a specialization.
  3. Choose a model.
  4. Pick the project folder.
  5. Start chatting.

Switching from solo to team

If a solo workflow grows into multiple parallel tasks, create a team and add specialists. Solo agents are best for focus; teams are best for coordination.