Create and test your first AI agent in under five minutes.
Follow these steps to go from signing up to chatting with your first agent.
1
Create your account
Navigate to Brainstormer and click Register. Enter your email, display name, and password. Your account is created along with a default organization (workspace) automatically.
The Brainstormer login and registration screen
The first user to register on a new platform instance is automatically promoted to superadmin, giving you full platform configuration access.
2
Choose your onboarding path
After logging in, go to Agents and click Create Agent. You will see two options:
Creator Wizard — A guided 3-step flow ideal for creators and experts who want to turn public content into a knowledge-grounded agent. Connect your URLs, let AI analyze your voice, and launch.
Classic Setup — A step-by-step builder where you configure every detail: basic info, AI provider, model, system prompt, and preview.
Pick whichever suits your needs. You can always create more agents later using the other path.
3
Configure your agent
Creator Wizard
Classic Setup
Connect Sources — Add public URLs, RSS feeds, or sitemaps. Brainstormer light-scrapes the content instantly.
AI Profile — Review the auto-generated creator profile and system prompt. Edit to match your voice.
Review & Launch — Confirm settings, pick a model, and create your agent. A knowledge base is created and linked automatically.
Basic Info — Name your agent and add a description.
Provider — Select an AI provider (OpenRouter gives you access to 300+ models).
Model — Choose a specific model. Use filters for capability, price, and context length.
System Prompt — Write or paste your system prompt. Use {{variables}} for personalization.
Preview — Review your configuration before saving.
4
Test your agent
Once your agent is created, open it and click Chat. Type a message and see your agent respond in real time with streaming output.If you linked a knowledge base, the agent will retrieve relevant content and include numbered citations like [1], [2] in its responses. Click any citation to see the source.
Use the Preview Chat feature to test your agent before publishing it. This lets you verify behavior without making the agent publicly available.
5
Publish and share
When you are happy with your agent’s behavior:
Go to your agent’s settings and click Publish.
If your organization requires approval, the publish request will be reviewed before going live.
Once published, your agent gets a public page at /a/your-agent-slug that anyone can access.
You can also share the public page link or distribute your agent through the Channels tab.
