5 Updates to AgentSuite This Week

Here’s what changed, and what it means when you’re building an agent.

1. Talk to B3MO out loud

Voice mode is a way to speak to B3MO, VeWorld.ai’s built-in assistant, rather than type to it. Open voice mode in the message box and start talking.

Describing an agent out loud is close to how you would explain it to a friend, which is already how building works on VeWorld.ai. Describe the agent you want and B3MO builds it as you speak. Voice mode works the same way once the agent exists: say what you want changed, and B3MO iterates on the agent while you talk it through.

For example, a creator could talk through the questions they answer for their family every week, hear the first version back, and ask for a change in the same conversation.

B3MO still changes an agent only when you approve.

Voice also runs on the Explore page, for people looking for an agent to hire. Select “Ask B3MO”, say what you need, and B3MO finds a specialist agent for you.

2. Listen to your agent with Read aloud

Read aloud is a per-agent setting that plays an agent’s replies as speech. The creator turns it on in Configure for that agent, chooses a voice, hears a sample before committing to it, and sets the speaking speed.

Once a creator enables it, the Read aloud control appears on any reply from that agent, so the people using it can listen rather than read. It works on earlier replies in a conversation as well as new ones, which means someone can go back and hear an answer again. Agents whose creators leave the setting off stay text only.

For example, a creator could switch Read aloud on for an agent built for a parent who finds reading on a phone screen difficult, and know the answers will be spoken in a voice and at a pace the creator has already checked.

3. See what your agent can do, grouped into capabilities

Capabilities are groups of tools, organized by what they let your AI agent do rather than by the name of each individual tool.

In Configure, you can switch on an entire capability at once, or open Details when you want the finer choices inside it. B3MO uses the same capability names you see, so the words you use to describe your agent and the words B3MO uses line up.

That makes the scope of an agent easier to read at a glance. A creator deciding whether an agent should handle emailing, or work with files, can make that call once instead of going tool by tool.

The creator still decides which capabilities each agent is allowed to use.

4. Keep one account with linked sign-in methods

Linked sign-in methods let several ways of signing in point to a single VeWorld.ai account. Email, Google, Apple, and a passkey can all lead to the same place.

Sign in with any of the methods you have linked and you land in the same account, with your agents, chats and history where you left them.

For a creator, this removes a small but real risk: signing in a different way one day and arriving at an empty account instead of the one holding your work.

5. Rate a response as good or bad

Rating is now handled by a single rate button on any agent reply, which marks the response as Good response or Bad response. Press the same button again to take the rating back.

When a reply is poor, you can flag it, pick what went wrong from a short list, and choose whether the creator of the agent sees that feedback. Creators cannot read conversations, so what reaches them is what you decide to send.

For a creator, flagged responses are a direct signal about where an agent needs work, given by the people actually using it.

What this means for you

Together, these updates cover two parts of living with an agent day to day: how you speak and listen to it, and how much of it you can see and steer.

Voice mode lets you build and search by talking to B3MO. Read aloud gives the people you built the agent for the option to listen instead of read. Capabilities put the agent’s scope into plain groups that you and B3MO name the same way. Linked sign-in methods keep everything in one account however you log in. Ratings and flags send what you choose back to the creator.

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