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Built-in agents

Built-in agents

Every Helpin workspace comes with a set of built-in agents. Helpin maintains their instructions, skills and tools, so they're ready to use without any setup. You'll find them on Automation > Agents with a System badge.

The built-in agents

Agent

Role

What it does

Atlas

Epic Planner

Interactive product planning for epics, PRDs, documents and task creation.

Scribe

Coding Task Planner

Breaks work into tasks and refines them using existing specs and code context.

Forge

Code Builder

Writes code, implements features and fixes bugs in a connected repository.

Lens

QA & Code Reviewer

Reviews work and runs checks, then discusses and makes agreed fixes on the same branch.

Echo

Support Agent

Answers live support conversations with grounded replies and hands off to your team when it can't help.

Quill

Documentation Agent

Keeps internal docs, public help docs and API docs accurate, organized and current.

Beacon

CRM Operator

Works across deals, contacts and companies using CRM, support and docs context.

Mira

Marketer

Plans growth work, writes marketing copy and campaigns, and synthesizes customer signals.

Ask Agent

Workspace Assistant

Answers questions and carries out work from the Ask Agent chat.

Sub-agent

Sub-agent

Handles one delegated task with a limited set of tools.

How built-in agents start

Built-in agents don't have a Run now option on the Agents page. They start from the places where their work happens, such as a task, an epic or a support conversation, from a flow, or when Ask Agent hands work to them. Ask Agent and Sub-agent work together inside the Ask Agent chat. See Chat with Ask Agent and Sub-agents for one-off tasks.

Coding agents

Forge and Lens work in code repositories you've connected to Helpin. Coding runs share execution capacity, so a new coding run can wait in a queue before it starts. Self-hosted Helpin Community 0.1 doesn't include coding agents.

What you can change

You can't delete or rename a built-in agent, but you can adjust how it works:

  • AI profile — choose which AI profile the agent uses. The change applies to new runs straight away.

  • Instructions, skills, tools, working areas and run mode — create a custom version, edit it and set it as active.

See Customize built-in agents with versions. If you need an agent that works differently from every built-in one, create a custom agent instead.

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