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The agent editor supports two interface modes. Simple keeps common setup paths visible. Expert adds advanced controls for model, voice, timing, tools, knowledge, campaigns, and exports. Switch modes: Use the Simple / Expert toggle in the top right, or go to Profile → Preferences.
Switching modes never resets your configuration. Settings changed in Expert mode are preserved when you switch back to Simple.

What Changes By Mode

AreaSimple modeExpert mode
GeneralCurated language, transcriber, model, and voice setupFull provider catalogs, custom model endpoint, keywords, cloned voices, voice settings, custom pronunciations, Smart Filler, and thinking sounds
PromptFull prompt editor, variables, templates, and writing guideSame controls as Simple mode
KnowledgeConnect knowledge bases, folders, or items with default retrieval behaviorAdds access mode selection, including RAG or Context, and context budget controls
ToolsCore tool setup for transfers, booking, custom actions, and web searchAdds Calculator, MCP servers, and advanced custom action headers, query parameters, JSON body, and runtime variables
Call FlowGreeting, response timing presets, max call duration, reminders, call ending, and keypad inputAdds Dynamic Context, outbound greeting override, custom timing, interruption controls, AI turn detection, and advanced silence settings
AnalyticsGoals, insights, and standard analysesAdds analysis model and analysis language controls
PrivacyPre-call announcement, data retention, recording opt-out, and plan-dependent retention overridesSame controls as Simple mode
Campaigns and exportsStandard campaign and conversation workflowsAdds campaign AMD mode, ring timeout, contact completion timeout, and advanced export formats

What Does Not Change

These areas are available in both modes:
  • prompt editor
  • prompt variables
  • prompt templates
  • notifications and post-call automation
  • privacy basics
  • conversation review
  • agent testing entry points

When To Use Each Mode

Use Simple when…Use Expert when…
You are building your first agentYou need custom model or voice providers
Quick setup is more important than fine-tuningYou are integrating MCP servers or custom APIs with variables
You do not need dynamic pre-call contextYou need pre-call API lookups through Dynamic Context
Default turn-taking works wellYou need precise control over timing, interruptions, or silence behavior
You are a business user managing standard workflowsYou are a developer, operations owner, or voice engineer optimizing behavior
Start in Simple mode. Switch to Expert when you need a control that is not shown. You can always switch back.

Next Steps

Agent Editor

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User Profile

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