Agents
Jitera provides specialized AI agents, each designed for a specific type of work. Rather than one generic chatbot, you get a team of agents with different skills, tools, and capabilities.
Available agents
Context Agent
The Context Agent is Jitera’s general-purpose assistant. It has access to your organization’s memory and documents, making it the best choice for tasks that require organizational context.
| Capability | Description |
|---|---|
| Conversation | Answer questions, brainstorm ideas, draft content. |
| Document access | Read and reference your team’s shared documents. |
| Memory | Uses organizational memory to give context-aware answers. |
| File analysis | Analyze uploaded files — PDFs, spreadsheets, images, audio, video. |
Best for: Drafting documents, answering team questions, onboarding new members, summarizing meeting notes.
Code Agent
The Code Agent is specialized for software development tasks. It understands code, can analyze repositories, and helps with technical work.
| Capability | Description |
|---|---|
| Code analysis | Read and understand source code across languages. |
| Code generation | Write functions, scripts, and boilerplate code. |
| Debugging | Help identify and fix bugs in your codebase. |
| Technical docs | Generate documentation from code. |
Best for: Writing code, reviewing pull requests, debugging issues, generating technical documentation.
Web Search
The Web Search agent can search the internet in real time to find up-to-date information, research topics, and synthesize answers from multiple sources.
| Capability | Description |
|---|---|
| Web search | Search the web for current information. |
| Page reading | Read and extract content from web pages. |
| Synthesis | Combine information from multiple sources into coherent answers. |
| Research | Deep research on topics with citations. |
Best for: Market research, competitive analysis, fact-checking, finding documentation, staying current on trends.
Using agents in chat
When you start a new chat, you can select which agent to use. The default is the Context Agent.
- Open Chats in the sidebar.
- Start a New chat.
- Select the agent you want to use (shown at the top of the chat or in agent selection).
- Type your message and the selected agent responds.
You can switch agents mid-conversation or have multiple chats open with different agents.
Multi-user conversations
Multiple team members can participate in the same chat with an agent. This is useful for:
- Collaborative drafting — The whole team provides input, and the agent incorporates everyone’s feedback.
- Shared research — One person asks a question, others add follow-ups.
- Decision-making — Present options to the agent with input from multiple stakeholders.
All participants see the full conversation history and can interact with the agent directly.
Tips for getting the best results
- Be specific — Include context about what you need, who it’s for, and any constraints.
- Use the right agent — Choose Code Agent for technical tasks, Web Search for research, Context Agent for everything else.
- Build on memory — Reference past conversations and documents so the agent can connect the dots.
- Iterate — Give feedback on the agent’s output. Say “make it shorter”, “use a more formal tone”, or “add the Q3 numbers” to refine results.