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An Agent is the runnable unit you build in Viorant. It’s not a single thing you write — it’s a composition of smaller, reusable parts:
  • a Prompt — the reasoning and instructions,
  • a Model — the provider and model it runs on,
  • zero or more Skills — the tasks it can perform, and
  • the Tools those skills use (built-in, or served by a Connector).
You author each part in its own Master (a dedicated editor), then bring them together on the Agent canvas to produce one agent you can run and test.

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Why composition

Because the parts are separate and reusable, the same prompt, model config, or skill can back many agents — and each part is something you can read, version, and reason about on its own. The agent is the assembly; the Masters are where the real authoring happens.

The Masters

How the five authoring surfaces fit together.