Question 1

What is a Wity AI Agent?

Accepted Answer

An agent is a re-executable workflow you define once and run anytime. It orchestrates multiple AI models across multiple steps — observe, query, yield — to execute your intent autonomously, end to end.

Question 2

What's the difference between an Agent and an Engine?

Accepted Answer

Agents are re-executable multi-step workflows: define an objective, build the steps, run it whenever you need it. Engines coordinate multiple agents in a continuous lifecycle — with triggers, state signals, and schedules — so workflows run closed-loop without manual intervention.

Question 3

What does 're-executable' actually mean?

Accepted Answer

It means you build the workflow once and run it as many times as you want — on different inputs, at different times, triggered by events or on a schedule. Unlike a one-off prompt, a re-executable agent is a persistent, repeatable system.

Question 4

How is this different from just prompting an AI?

Accepted Answer

Linear prompting gives you one model, one output, once. Agent Studio lets you chain multiple models across multiple steps — where each step can observe context, call a model, and yield structured output that feeds the next step. The whole workflow runs autonomously, not step by step with you in the middle.

Question 5

Can I use multiple AI models in one agent?

Accepted Answer

Yes — and that's a core feature. Each step in your workflow can use a different model. Pick GPT-4o for reasoning, Claude for writing, Gemini Flash for speed-sensitive steps, and more — all within a single agent run.

Question 6

Is Agent Studio free to start?

Accepted Answer

Yes — building is free, no credit card required. Running agents consumes Wity credits (pay-per-execution). Your credits wallet is shared across all Wity tools.

Question 7

Can I bring my own API key?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Add your own OpenAI (or other provider) API key in Account Settings — your agents will use your own quota for those model calls.

Question 8

Can I share agents with others or use community agents?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The Agent Catalog lets you browse, launch, and fork agents built by the community. You can also publish your own agents to the catalog.