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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