Glean Agent Builder

What Glean Agent Builder is

Glean Agent Builder is a web tool for teams creating AI agents grounded in enterprise context. Users can start with natural-language instructions or a template, then build with a drag-and-drop interface. Workflow agents support branching and looping, and creators can choose models for individual steps; Glean also describes autonomous agents for complex enterprise work. Creators can test outputs, adjust instructions and creativity settings, and deploy drafts with versioning and rollback options. Glean says it has more than 275 app connectors for enterprise search and can connect agents to company data, systems, and third-party APIs. Agents use live company knowledge while respecting organizational permissions. The Model Hub supports commercial and open-source models from providers including OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, and Amazon, subject to deployment and provider availability. With Enterprise Flex pricing, agent runs use FlexCredits based on factors such as connectors searched, steps, memory, tools, and models. Builder tools depend on admin settings and access scope; natural-language creation requires an agentic model configured for the organization. Workflow-agent import and export are generally available, while Auto mode import and export have limited availability. Pricing is on request.

Who it suits

Glean presents Agent Builder for enterprise teams across departments, including engineering, sales, support, and HR. It may suit organizations that want to create agents using company knowledge and systems within their permissions.

Limits

Builder tools depend on administrator settings and access scope; natural-language creation also requires an organization-configured agentic model. Under Enterprise Flex, agent runs use FlexCredits based on factors including connectors searched, steps, memory, tools, and models. Auto mode import and export are limited availability.

Getting started

1. Open the Glean Agent Builder website.
2. Confirm your organization has enabled the builder tools and the needed access scope.
3. For natural-language creation, use an agentic model configured for your organization.
4. Start from a template or provide natural-language instructions, then shape the agent in the drag-and-drop builder.
5. Connect the agent to available company data, systems, or third-party APIs.
6. Test and refine the agent, then deploy a draft with versioning and rollback options.

Verdict

Glean Agent Builder offers visual workflow creation, model choices, and connections to enterprise data under organizational permissions. Access depends on company settings, and usage-based FlexCredits may apply to runs.