> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://aizy.gitbook.io/aizy-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://aizy.gitbook.io/aizy-docs/agents-profile.md).

# Agent Profile

### 1. What you can configure

In **Agent Profile**, you define the identity and behaviour of the selected bot:

* Name, description and purpose.
* PNG, JPG or WebP logo.
* Extra context.
* Response language.
* Welcome message by language.
* Communication mode, associated prompt and creativity.

Localised messages can be edited in Spanish, English, Catalan, German, French, Italian, Dutch and Portuguese.

### 2. Autogenerate from your website

The **Autogenerate with your website** card analyses a public website and prepares a proposal containing:

* Business description.
* Conversational prompt.
* Visual colour palette.
* Localised welcome message.
* Up to three initial buttons.

Always review the result before saving it. The detected palette is also available as **Autogenerated** in the widget settings.

### 3. Agent behaviour

The mode defines the base communication style:

| Mode     | Recommended use                                  |
| -------- | ------------------------------------------------ |
| Formal   | Corporate, precise and structured communication. |
| Neutral  | Professional and accessible tone.                |
| Friendly | Professional, helpful and practical tone.        |
| Informal | Natural, direct and relaxed communication.       |

Creativity controls response variation. Some models set this value automatically and do not allow it to be changed.

### 4. Save and check

Select **Save** in the section header. You can then use the agent preview to check identity, initial message and behaviour. Autogeneration does not replace human review of wording, colours or instructions.
