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Agents on io.net are packaged, executable components that encapsulate task logic, tool interactions, and external integrations. This section documents the agents provided by io.net, including core agents and agents that integrate with third-party services such as GitHub, Linear, and other external tools. It describes how to deploy agents programmatically or via curl, configure runtime parameters, and manage secrets required for authenticated access to external APIs. These capabilities support repeatable, secure operation of AI agents within automated workflows.

Getting Started

1

Navigate to the Agents tab

Open io.net Intelligence and navigate to the Agents tab in the navigation bar.
Agents Tab in the Navigation Bar
2

Select an Agent

Browse the list of available agents, or use the search bar to quickly locate a specific agent, then click on your chosen agent to view its details.
Agents Selection and Search Bar

Deploying and Configuring Agents

When an agent is selected, the Agent Details view provides everything needed to evaluate, install, and configure your chosen agent.

Agent Details and Installation

The Agent Details view displays information about your selected agent, along with installation options. Agents can be installed using either Python (via pip) or cURL, depending on your preferred workflow. If you do not already have an existing API key, the Agent Details view provides an option to generate and inject a new API key directly into the provided pip or curl installation commands, allowing installation to proceed without leaving the page.
IO Intel Agents Inject API Key

Trying an Agent before Installation

Before installing, an agent can be tested directly from the interface. Click the Try Agent button and it opens the Playground where you can be provide input for the agent. After clicking the Run Agent button, the Result tab displays the agent’s output, making it possible to quickly validate behavior and responses before deployment.
IO Intel Agents Playground

Configuring Secrets

Agents that integrate with third-party applications require secrets for authenticated access, for example, GitHub, Linear, Jira and many more. To configure secrets, navigate to the Secret Management tab within the Agent Details view.
IO Intel Agents Secret Management
On this tab:
  • Clicking the Manage Secrets button redirects you to the API Keys and Secrets page.
  • On the API Keys and Secrets page, a new secret can be added here by clicking Add Secret and providing the following details:
    • Secret Name
    • Secret Value
    • Associated Agent
Alternatively, secrets can be created or selected directly within the Secret Management section of the Agent Details view:
  • An existing secret can be selected from the list.
  • A new secret can be created by entering a secret name and value.
  • Secrets created here are automatically saved and will also appear in the API Keys and Secrets page.
Once the required secrets are configured, the agent is fully set up and ready to be interacted with.