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Agent settings control how your agent executes tasks and behaves during automation. These settings are agent-specific and apply to all executions of this agent.
Agent Settings vs. Agent Profiles
  • Agent Settings (this page): Control agent behavior, execution limits, and agent-level configuration. These settings are tied to the agent itself.
  • Agent Profiles: Control browser environment settings like proxies, cookies, cache persistence, and credentials. Profiles are reusable across multiple agents. See Agent Profiles for profile configuration.

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Agent-Level Configuration

Agent Behavior

Control how your agent executes tasks and interacts with webpages

Execution Limits

Set maximum steps and timeout limits

LLM Settings

Customize AI behavior and response generation

Advanced Features

Enable optional features and performance optimizations

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Agent Settings

  • Execution Limits
  • Input Method
Maximum Steps 10-200Maximum number of steps the agent can take during executionExecution Timeout 1-120 minutesMaximum execution time before the agent automatically stops
Viewport Width 100-2000 pixelsBrowser viewport width in pixels (100-2000)Viewport Height 100-2000 pixelsBrowser viewport height in pixels (100-2000)
Use standard resolutions like 1920x1080 for desktop or 375x667 for mobile testing
Parallel Tool CallsAllow agent to execute multiple tools simultaneously for faster performance
Enable SummarizationAutomatically summarize conversation history to manage context length and improve performance
Recommended for long-running agents to maintain optimal performance

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Profile-Level Settings

The following settings are configured in Agent Profiles, not in agent settings. Profiles allow you to reuse browser environment configurations across multiple agents.
Proxy settings (country, type, persistent IP) are configured in Agent Profiles.
Configure proxy settings when creating or editing an agent profile. This allows you to reuse the same proxy configuration across multiple agents.
Credentials, cookies, and 2FA secrets are managed in Agent Profiles.
Store authentication credentials securely in agent profiles. These can be reused across multiple agents that need the same authentication.

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Agent Management

Agent Identity

Manage agent name and organizational settings

Data Management

Clear agent-level cache and stored data
Change Agent NameUpdate the display name for this agentOrganizationSet or change the organization that owns this agent. Anyone with access to this organization will be able to see and use this agent.
Clear Browser CacheClear the browser cache for this agent. This removes:
  • All cached data and files
  • Stored cookies and sessions
  • Browser state and preferences
This clears agent-level cache. For profile-level cache persistence settings, see Agent Profiles.
Delete AgentPermanently remove this agent, including:
  • All previous versions
  • All execution history
  • All associated data
This action cannot be undone. Consider exporting important data before deletion.