Last updated on
Create an AI Fellow
Create an AI Fellow by defining its purpose, adding reference material, and choosing the capabilities users will need. Studio guides you through four steps. Select Continue to move between them and Save on the final step. A Preview column appears after Overview so you can review the configuration as you work.
Clicking New AI Fellow first opens a choice:
| Option | Use it for |
|---|---|
| Default | A standard AI Fellow for coaching, support, reference, public links, or general guided conversations. |
| AI Simulation | A role-play AI Fellow created from a persona, scenario, and assessment criteria. See AI Simulations. |
The four-step flow below applies to the Default option. The same window also has Browse the Fellows library, which opens the Fellows library.
Overview. Set the AI Fellow's title, default language, and visibility (Public or Private). For English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese, and Dutch, Spoken accent or variety sits beside Default language. It chooses how the Fellow speaks that language, such as United States or United Kingdom for English, and Spain or Latin America for Spanish. Chinese offers Mandarin or Cantonese. The first option is the starting choice. Other languages have no extra control. This setting does not change the language of the Frontierz interface. This step also includes:
- Tags (optional). Add up to 20 shared labels so the AI Fellows list can be filtered later. Prefer reusing existing tags.
- Info screen. Optional welcome window shown whenever the user opens the AI Fellow. See Info screen.
Fellow Definition. Optional Fellow name is the label users see above the avatar. Leave it blank to use the selected appearance name. Pick the face from the identity gallery. This choice sets the visual appearance and voice, and can be changed later.
Write the Purpose: the instructions that determine how the AI Fellow behaves. See Define the purpose. Use a template above the editor opens a window with built-in purpose templates (Training Coach, Onboarding Assistant, Technical Support, and others), or start from scratch. Choosing a template replaces the Purpose text. The first time you continue from this step, Studio saves the AI Fellow.
Knowledge Base. Up to 20 reference documents that the AI Fellow uses as reference material, plus Media Library files it can show on screen. See Knowledge Base.
Capabilities. Turn on the built-in capabilities this AI Fellow needs, grouped as Presence, On screen, and Session flow. Use the ? tip next to a capability label when you need a short explanation. Allow text chat lets users type instead of speaking. See Text chat mode. Full Admins can also attach Custom Connectors from the company library on the same step. See Connectors.
After confirming the expected behavior in a test conversation, review the AI Fellow's visibility and select a deployment method: standalone link or embedded widget. See Deployment options.
When you return to edit the Fellow, the same sections appear as tabs. Use Save Changes to keep your edits, or select a field in Preview to open and highlight its section. Overview places Title and Default language together, with Spoken accent or variety when the language has one, followed by visibility, tags, and Info screen. Changing the language clears an accent that does not match, and the Fellow uses the first option for the new language. A Fellow whose prompt is unlocked shows The full prompt controls spoken language and accent instead of an accent you can change. Fellow Definition groups the name, appearance, and purpose settings described above.
