Aleph

Quickstart

Go from the public marketplace to a working agent in a few minutes. You do not need to build a bundle or bring an LLM key.

1. Find an agent

Open Featured agents and choose an agent that matches the job you want done. Its page shows the description, bundle files, schedules, and required configuration.

Before installing, check:

  • what the agent is designed to do;
  • which secrets or variables it expects;
  • whether it has scheduled work;
  • which version you are adopting.

2. Install it

Select Install, choose a personal, organization, or team destination, and confirm the live-source consent. The installation shares memory with the source, but uses your own permissions, variables, Connections, channels, conversations, and enabled state.

The source owner may change the instructions, tools, schedules, and behavior. New source permissions are requested separately; they are never silently granted in your scope.

This installation runs the source owner's live agent harness. The owner may change its instructions, tools, schedules, and behavior. New permissions are requested separately, and only values you authorize in your own scope are available to it. You can disable or uninstall this installation at any time.

3. Supply configuration

After installing, Aleph reports missing secrets and variables for the destination scope. Add each value in that scope's Vault or Variables page. Values are resolved from the installation's exact placement—team agents do not fall back to organization or personal values.

4. Enable and chat

Open the agent and select Enable. The installation follows the source's current enabled harness; you control whether your installation runs. Start a conversation from the agent's Conversations tab.

If enablement fails, confirm that every required value exists in the correct scope. For an editable fork, continue with Clone and configure.