Configure your AI agent
Once your agent is running, configure it to match your workflow. This guide covers model selection, skills management, and browser relay setup.
- ›Switch between OpenAI, Anthropic, and local models
- ›Install skills from the ClawMesh marketplace
- ›Set up browser automation for web tasks
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Browse the Skills Marketplace to add capabilities.
AI model configuration
By default, agents use Claude 3.5 Sonnet. You can switch models in Settings > Agent > Model. Supported providers: OpenAI GPT-4, Anthropic Claude, and local Ollama models.
Model selection affects cost, speed, and capability. Claude is balanced for most tasks. GPT-4 excels at coding. Local models work offline but require more configuration.
Installing skills
Skills extend your agent's capabilities. Browse the Skills Marketplace at /skills to find pre-built skills for research, search, coding, and more.
To install a skill, go to your agent settings and click 'Add Skill'. Select from the marketplace and the skill is installed automatically.
Browser relay setup
For agents that need to interact with websites, enable the Browser Relay skill. This creates a persistent connection between your agent and a browser instance.
Install the Chrome or Safari extension, then configure the relay endpoint in your agent settings. Your agent can now browse the web and interact with web apps.
Channel configuration
Connect multiple channels to the same agent: Telegram for mobile access, Feishu for team collaboration, or a web widget for your website.
Each channel has its own configuration: response delays, notification preferences, and access controls. Configure channels in Settings > Channels.
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Q&A
Can I use multiple AI models at once?
Yes. Agents can route tasks to different models based on complexity. Simple tasks go to fast models, complex tasks go to stronger models.
How do I install custom skills?
Skills can be installed from the marketplace or built custom. See the Skills documentation for SDK details.
What is browser relay used for?
Browser relay lets agents interact with web pages: scraping, form filling, data extraction, and testing. Essential for automation tasks that require web UI.