Relevance AI has two main experiences — the builder platform for creating, and Chat for using. The builder platform is where you create and configure everything — agents, tools, workforces, and knowledge. You’ll also find the Marketplace here, where you can clone pre-built agents and tools instead of starting from scratch. This section of the docs covers the builder platform and all of its features. Relevance Chat is a conversational interface where you and your team interact with your agents directly. You can @ mention agents, use multiple agents in a single conversation, and give your team access to your agents — all through a familiar chat experience. This section focuses on building. To learn more about Chat, head to the Relevance Chat page in Getting Started.Documentation Index
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How it all fits together
Agents — the workers
You create agents that use your tools and knowledge to autonomously complete tasks, following the instructions and guardrails you set.
Tools — the actions
You build tools that define what your agents can do — call an API, send an email, search your CRM, run custom code, or chain steps together into a workflow.
Workforces — the team
You connect multiple agents into a workforce on a visual canvas — they collaborate and hand off work to each other.
Knowledge — the context
You connect knowledge so agents have access to your data — documents, spreadsheets, databases, websites — and can respond with accuracy.
Ways to create
When creating agents and tools, you have two approaches:Invent
Describe what you want in plain language and the platform generates it for you. Invent sets up the prompt, suggests tools, and gets you a working agent or tool fast — you make the tweaks.
Build from scratch
Full step-by-step control over every setting and configuration. Ideal when you need precision, have a specific workflow in mind, or want to fine-tune behavior.

