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Overview

Agent HUB is a shared library that includes all published agents from the ELITEA community. Each agent is a pre-configured AI assistant designed for specific tasks, complete with custom instructions, conversation starters, and optimized settings.
Agent HUB is available across all projects and provides a centralized view of all published agents, regardless of which project you’re currently viewing.

Instant access

Browse and use community-published agents without building anything from scratch.

Driven by community

Leverage expertise from the ELITEA community — agents are created and shared by real users.

Quality is assured

All agents undergo moderation review before getting to Agent HUB.

Quick discovery

Find agents through real-time search, category filters, and trending sections.

Seamless integration

Add agents directly to any conversation with one click — no extra configuration needed.

Workflow enhancement

Integrate specialized agents into daily workflows for code review, documentation, testing, and more.
Agent HUB vs. Agents

How to Get to Agent HUB

Agent HUB is located in the ELITEA sidebar:
  1. Open ELITEA and ensure you’re logged in
  2. Look for Agent HUB in the sidebar
  3. Click it to open Agent HUB
Studio Menu Location

Agents in Agent HUB

Published agents are displayed as cards in a responsive grid layout, grouped by their assigned categories. Each card provides key agent information:
  • agent’s display name
  • profile image of the agent’s creator
  • number of likes the agent has received
In the agent card, you can
  • Click the card to open the agent’s full information
  • Like (or unlike) the agent
Agent Cards Grid

How to Browse and Search Agents

At the top of Agent HUB, you’ll find a Search field that allows searching across published agents. You can search by the agent’s name and description. The search results update in real-time as you type. You can clear the search field to reset the search. Search by Name To search for an agent by name:
  1. Click in the search field at the top of Agent HUB
  2. Type keywords related to the agent you’re looking for
Results will filter automatically as you type. Search Field Filter by Category Below the search field, there are category filters that help you browse agents by their assigned categories: To filter agents by category,
  1. Click the category button (multiple filters can be applied simultaneously)
  2. Active category is highlighted
  3. Agent cards update automatically based on selected filters
Category Filters

How to View Agent Details

When you click on any agent card, a pop-up modal opens that displays all the information about the agent:
  • Creator: Details about who created the agent
  • Like button: Option to like/unlike the agent
  • Copy link to clipboard button: Option to copy the agent’s link to the clipboard
  • Name: Full name of the agent
  • Description: Detailed explanation of the agent’s purpose and capabilities
  • Show context button: Click to open a read-only modal displaying the agent’s full instructions and configuration details. You can read and copy the instructions but cannot modify them
  • Conversation starters: Pre-defined prompts to help users get started
  • Welcome message: The greeting users see when starting a conversation
  • Start conversation button: Primary action to begin using the agent
Agent Detail Modal

How to Start a Conversation with an Agent

You can start a conversation with an agent in two ways:
  1. With the Start Conversation button: Creates a new conversation and displays conversation starters
  2. With a Conversation Starter: Creates a new conversation and pre-fills the starter text in the chat input field
After you start a conversation:
  1. You’re automatically redirected to the Chat menu
  2. A fresh conversation is created specifically for this agent
  3. The agent is added to the Participants list
  4. The agent is set as the active participant
  5. Pre-defined prompts appear to guide your interaction (or if you clicked a starter, it’s pre-filled in the input field)
  6. You can immediately start sending messages
Once the conversation is created, you can:
  • Use conversation starters: Click any starter to send that prompt immediately
  • Type a custom message: Enter your own message in the input box
  • Modify the model settings: Adjust LLM model and model parameters

Conversation Started

Modification Restrictions

When using a published agent in a conversation, you have limited modification capabilities to maintain the integrity of the published agent: What You Can Modify
  • Variable values: Provide or modify values for variables defined in the agent
  • LLM Model: Change which AI model the agent uses. Icons near the model name indicate its supported capabilities:
  • Model settings:
How to Modify
  1. With the agent active in a conversation, click the Settings icon at the bottom of the chat
  2. The Model settings dialog opens — adjust the parameters as needed
  3. Click Apply to save your changes, or Cancel to discard. Use Reset to defaults to restore the agent’s original settings
  4. Changes apply only to this conversation — they do not affect the published agent
Model Settings What You Cannot Modify These agent properties are read-only to preserve the published agent’s design and functionality:
  • Agent name
  • Instructions (core behavior and task guidelines are locked)
  • Welcome message
  • Conversation starters
  • Toolkits (toolkits are locked as a part of the published agent)
  • Variable definitions (cannot add or remove variables but can modify their values)
All modifications you make (LLM model, settings, variable values) apply only to your current conversation. They do not affect the original published agent or how other users experience it. If you want to create your own version with full editing capabilities, you’ll need to create a new agent.
You can also add published agents directly from the Chat interface. See How to Use Public Agents from Chat for detailed instructions on using the # search or the Participants panel to add agents.

Agent Powers and Limitations

When using published agents from Agent HUB, keep these considerations in mind:

Immediate execution

Published agents work instantly in conversations — no setup required.

Specialized expertise

Agents are designed for specific tasks and domains, delivering focused results.

Conversation starters

Pre-written prompts help you get started quickly without crafting your own input.

Optimized settings

Agents come with tested configurations tuned for their intended use case.

Community support

Popular agents have been used and validated by the broader ELITEA community.

Troubleshooting

Problem: Expected agent doesn’t show up in Agent HUB.
Problem: Clicking the Start Conversation button doesn’t work or produces an error.
Problem: Published agent doesn’t perform as described.
Problem: Search returns no results even when agents exist.

Best Practices

  1. Start with Trending: Browse trending agents to find proven, popular solutions
  2. Use specific keywords: Search with task-specific terms (e.g., “code review,” “documentation”)
  3. Check descriptions: Read full descriptions to understand capabilities and limitations
  4. Review conversation starters: Starters often reveal the agent’s core functionality
  5. Test multiple agents: Try different agents for the same task to compare approaches
  1. Use conversation starters: Start with provided prompts to understand agent capabilities
  2. Provide context: Give agents sufficient context in your messages
  3. Configure required toolkits: Set up necessary credentials for toolkit-dependent agents
  4. Adjust model settings: Experiment with different models if results are not optimal
  5. Read welcome messages: Welcome messages often contain important usage instructions
  1. Study instructions: Learn how successful agents structure their behavior guidelines
  2. Analyze conversation starters: See how effective prompts are crafted
  3. Create your own: Use insights to build your custom agents
  4. Share back: Once you’ve created valuable agents, consider publishing them

Guides and References