One of the strongest features in Entouraj is the ability to create your own agent. Instead of forcing every task through one generic assistant, you can define an agent with its own role, tone, and focus, then use it as your go-to information partner.

What a custom agent is great for

A custom Entouraj agent is ideal for information-heavy tasks where clarity matters more than random brainstorming. You can use it to organize knowledge, compare options, summarize complexity, and help make everyday decisions faster.

You can build almost any information agent

Think in terms of roles. You are effectively creating your own expert that explains, organizes, and guides within a domain.

Examples: a personal finance explainer, a property research assistant, a meal planning strategist, a language study coach, a startup research analyst, a trip comparison planner, or a parent schedule organizer.

Practical use cases across daily life

Work: turn long docs into decisions, action lists, and meeting prep.

Learning: break topics into levels, examples, and test questions.

Health and routines: structure plans and check-ins with clearer habits.

Home and life admin: compare options, create checklists, and reduce mental load.

How to make a custom agent actually useful

1) Define a clear job title: the narrower the role, the better the answers.

2) Set tone intentionally: direct, supportive, analytical, or concise.

3) Give context up front: your constraints, preferences, and desired outcome.

4) Keep one agent per repeated job: avoid mixing unrelated roles.

FAQ

Can I create an agent for my own niche topic? Yes. If the job is information-focused, custom agents work very well.

Do I need technical skills? No. Start with role, tone, and objective, then refine by using it.

Should I use one agent for everything? Usually no. Better outcomes come from a small team of specialized agents.