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Export Agent

Bundle an agent's full configuration into a portable, reusable package.

Export Agent captures everything that defines an agent as a portable bundle you can move between environments or hand to another team. Find it under Manage Agent → Export Agent.

Looking to run the agent live inside your own app instead of exporting it? See Agent Integration.

The Export Agent Package row at the top of the Export/Integrate Agent screen
Export Agent Package is the top row of the screen; click the chevron to open the export dialog.

What gets exported

The bundle is a complete snapshot of the agent's setup, so it can be rebuilt exactly as-is somewhere else. It includes the agent's:

  • Identity and instructions

  • Attached skills and knowledge

  • Triggers and checklists

  • Guardrails

  • Runtime settings

That makes it useful whenever the agent needs to leave its current home:

  • Move it between environments (development → staging → production)

  • Share it with another team or tenant

  • Keep a portable backup outside the platform

Export options

Before you export, two toggles decide how much sensitive material travels inside the bundle. Both are off by default, so the base package carries only the agent's logic and configuration.

Export Agent Package dialog with Include secrets and Include MCP configuration checkboxes
The Export Agent Package dialog.
Option
Default
What it includes

Include secrets

Off

The agent's actual API keys, tokens, and credentials — not just references to them.

Include MCP configuration

Off

The agent's MCP server connections and tool configuration.

Exporting the package

With your options chosen, the export itself is a single step. Click the chevron (>) on the Export Agent Package row to open the dialog, set Include secrets and/or Include MCP configuration as needed, then click Export Package (or Cancel to dismiss). The platform bundles the agent's configuration into one portable file you can import into another environment.

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