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Everything about agentor, on one page

Connect it to your coding agent, say what you want in plain words, and teach your agent well. Clients don't need this page: their invitation has all they need.

Connect your coding agent

Your own agentor server is one address. Add it to the tool you work in, sign in with your email the first time, and say create an agent called Artur. You can do everything in the dashboard as well; the connection is what lets your coding agent teach your agent from your own files.

Your serverhttps://mcp.agentor.si/mcp
Claude Codeone command
claude mcp add --transport http agentor https://mcp.agentor.si/mcp

Then /mcp → agentor → sign in. Add -s user to have it in every project.

Signing in: a link arrives by email and works in the browser where you asked for it; on another device, type the 6-digit code from the same email. No password. Connecting as a consultant creates your account.

What to say

Plain words, in any language. Your coding agent picks the right tool; help shows this list.

You sayWhat happens
create an agent called Artur · ustvari agentaA few questions about name, tone and topics, then your agent exists, with the lines to connect it.
teach Artur from ./docs · nauči ga iz mapeYour coding agent reads that folder on your computer, skips anything secret, and sends the text in batches.
Artur should know that … · add this answerOne note or question-and-answer, added straight away.
what does Artur know about backups · test ArturShows what a client would get for that question, and how sure it would be.
remove the old onboarding doc · pozabiLists the matching items and removes them after you confirm.
invite ana@firma.si to Artur · povabiSends the invitation email with everything Ana needs.
who can ask Artur · revoke AnaYour clients with their status; ends someone's access.
open questions · inboxWhat your agent couldn't answer, newest first.
answer Q-12: … · odgovori na Q-12: …Your answer goes to the client and joins the know-how.
how is Artur doingQuestions per day, how many the know-how answered, top topics.
make Artur friendlier · Artur only talks about taxChanges the voice, the topics or the rules.
dashboardThe link to your dashboard (you sign in there by email).

Your clients say even less: Artur, … with their question, any answers for me? (or ali je odgovoril?), what can you help me with? and help.

Tools

For the curious: the tools behind those phrases. Every result comes back as a short boxed summary your coding agent shows as it is.

On your server

agent_create · agent_update · agent_list

Create an agent, change its voice, topics, rules, synonyms or status, list yours.

knowledge_import_brief

A read-only plan for teaching from a folder: what to read, what to skip, how to batch.

knowledge_add · knowledge_update · knowledge_remove

Add up to 50 items at a time (same source = updated, not duplicated), edit one, remove some.

knowledge_list · knowledge_search

Browse the know-how; see what a client would get for a question.

client_invite · client_list · client_revoke

Invite clients by email, see who connected and asked, end access.

questions_open · question_answer

The inbox, and your answer (saved as know-how unless you say not to), or a polite dismissal.

agent_stats · dashboard_link · help

How your agent is doing, the dashboard address, the phrase list.

On each agent's address, for your clients

ask

Shown as "Ask Artur". Returns the matching passages, your agent's voice and rules, and a confidence.

not_sure

The client's AI reports the passages don't answer it; the question goes to you.

my_answers

Your answers to this client, and what is still open.

agent_info · help

Who the agent is and what it covers; what to say.

Writing good know-how

  • One topic per item. "Database setup" and "Backups" as two items beat one long "IT" document. Long documents are split at their headings, so good headings help.
  • Write the questions you get. A question-and-answer item in your own words gets a head start when a client asks the same thing, even phrased differently.
  • Add pointers. "Contracts are in the shared drive under Clients / 2026" answers "where is…" questions instantly.
  • Use your clients' words. If they say "the portal" and you say "the client area", add the synonym in your agent's settings.
  • Test it. Say test Artur: how do we invoice? and read what comes back before a client does.
  • Let the gaps teach you. The open-questions inbox is your writing list; every answer you give is saved.
  • Never secrets. Keys, passwords and card numbers are refused or removed; put pointers to where they live instead.

Limits

Generous for a consulting practice, there to keep things fast and fair.

WhatLimit
Agents per consultant10
Know-how per agent2,000 items, 5 MB of text in all; one item up to 60 KB
Teaching in one go50 items or 1 MB per batch (your coding agent batches for you)
Clients per agent200
Invitations20 an hour, 50 a day; each valid for 14 days
Questions per client60 an hour, 300 a day per agent; up to 1,000 characters each
Open questions per client20 waiting at once
Your answer8,000 characters

Privacy model

The server never reads your disk and runs no AI of its own. Your coding agent reads the files you name and sends their text; your clients' AI writes the answers from the passages agentor finds.
  • What agentor keeps: your account email, your agents and their know-how, your clients' emails and their status, the questions clients ask with their confidence, open questions and your answers. The conversation log is deleted after 180 days.
  • Who sees what: you see your own agents, clients and their questions. Each client sees only their own questions and answers, only for agents they were invited to. No consultant sees another's data.
  • Secrets: API keys, tokens, private keys, card numbers, IBANs and passwords are removed from questions before they are stored or mailed, and refused as know-how.
  • Know-how is data, never instructions: passages and questions reach the client's AI clearly marked as quoted material, so a sentence in a document cannot take over the conversation.
  • Cookies: none on this site. Only the sign-in pages of the dashboard and the client connect pages use a sign-in cookie.

The full details are in the privacy notice and the terms.