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AI Agents›Building in plain English

Building in plain English

Describe what you want your agent to do and Wyber builds a visual canvas of nodes and edges — no code, no prompt engineering, just a description of the goal.

What you'll need
  • A WyberAi account
  • 1 credit — per canvas generation

Step-by-step

  1. 1
    Open the Agent builder

    From the dashboard sidebar, click Agents. Then click New agent. You'll be taken to the agent canvas editor.

    Agent builder entry pointScreenshot placeholder — to be added after testing
  2. 2
    Describe your agent

    Type a plain-English description of what the agent should do. Include the tools it needs and the goal. Example:

    Monitor my Gmail for support emails, classify them by urgency using Claude, and create a Linear ticket for urgent ones with a summary.
    Agent description inputScreenshot placeholder — to be added after testing
  3. 3
    Review the generated canvas

    Wyber generates a visual canvas with nodes (trigger, AI step, tool actions) connected by edges. The canvas opens at 75% zoom so you can see the full flow. Each node is labelled with its role.

    Generated agent canvasScreenshot placeholder — to be added after testing
  4. 4
    Adjust nodes manually

    Click any node to open its edit panel on the right — you can change the prompt, rename the node, or adjust settings. Add new nodes from the left palette. Delete a node by selecting it and pressing Backspace.

    Node edit panelScreenshot placeholder — to be added after testing
  5. 5
    Connect tools via OAuth

    Tool nodes show a Connect button until you authorise the service. See Connecting tools for the full OAuth flow.

Note: The canvas uses ReactFlow under the hood. You can pan and zoom freely — use Ctrl+scroll or trackpad pinch to zoom.
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