Handit.AI
  • Introduction
    • Introduction
    • Quick Start
  • Agent Creation
    • Overview
    • Interactive Agent Setup
    • Define Your Agent with a JSON Configuration
  • Code Integration
    • Overview
    • MCP Server Setup
    • Context Based Setup
    • Manual Setup
  • Best Practices
    • Input/Output Tracking
    • Service Initialization
    • Error Handling
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  • Overview
  • Creating Your Agent
  • 1. Access the Dashboard
  • 2. Add Nodes
  • 3. Connect Nodes
  • 4. Complete Agent Setup
  • Next Steps
  1. Agent Creation

Interactive Agent Setup

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This guide walks you through creating an AI agent using Handit.AI's intuitive visual builder—no coding required. Perfect for users who prefer a graphical interface to define, connect, and configure their AI workflows.

Overview

The Frontend Creation method offers a user-friendly, drag-and-drop experience for building your agent. You’ll define the logic of your agent through nodes, configure them visually, and establish how they interact—making setup quick, visual, and accessible.

Creating Your Agent

1. Access the Dashboard

Start by logging into your Handit.AI account and launching the Agent builder.

  • Log in to your Handit.AI Dashboard.

  • In the sidebar, click “Your Agents”.

  • Click “Create Agent” to start building.

2. Add Nodes

Each node represents a model (for AI tasks) or a tool (for logic, external APIs, or functions). You’ll build your agent by adding and connecting these.

  • Click “Add Node” to create your first step.

  • Choose the node type:

    • Model – for tasks like prediction, classification, or generation

    • Tool – for utility steps, custom logic, or API calls

  • Fill out the required fields for each node:

    • Name and slug (unique identifier)

    • Description of what the node does

    • Type (model or tool)

    • Problem type (only for model nodes)

    • Next nodes (define where the flow goes from here)

💡 You can always come back and edit nodes later.

3. Connect Nodes

After adding your nodes, define how they interact.

  • Click and drag from one node to another to create a connection.

  • These connections define the flow of data and execution.

  • Ensure each path reflects the intended logic for your agent.

4. Complete Agent Setup

Once your agent is fully configured:

  • Click “Create” to save your agent.

  • Enter final agent details:

    • Name – A clear, descriptive name for your agent

    • Description – A short summary of its purpose or use case

  • Return to “Your Agents” to confirm your new agent appears in the list.

Your agent is now ready to connect to your code and start monitoring!

Next Steps

- Learn how to integrate your agent with your code

- Review best practices for agent creation

Code Integration
Best Practices