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After distillation, your Expert already has professional knowledge and an expressive style. Now you can further configure its capabilities in Studio to make it a truly useful product.

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Basic Information

On the Expert editing page in Studio, start by setting up the basics:
  • Name: Concise and distinctive. Users discover your Expert by its name in the marketplace
  • Description: One or two sentences explaining what problem this Expert solves for users
  • Avatar: Upload a recognizable avatar image
  • Category: Choose the most relevant domain category to help users find you in the marketplace
Name and description are the first impression that determines whether users will try your Expert. Treat them like product copy — short, impactful, and focused on user value.

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Persona Settings

Persona is the “personality definition” of your Expert — it determines the response style, role positioning, and behavioral boundaries. The distillation process automatically generates a Persona. You can fine-tune it from there:
  • Core Identity: Who is your Expert? What role does it play when interacting with users?
  • Language Style: Professional and precise, or casual and friendly? What tone and phrasing to use?
  • Behavioral Boundaries: What should it do, what shouldn’t it do? When should it decline?
Don’t try to make your Expert “do everything.” Clear boundary definitions actually make it more professional and trustworthy in its areas of strength.

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Tool Configuration

Tools let your Expert perform real actions, not just “chat.” In the Plugin panel, you can enable or disable built-in tool plugins:
Not all tools need to be enabled. Only turn on what your Expert truly needs to avoid distractions.

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Skills

Skills are your Expert’s “specialized capability modules.” You can:

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Install from the Marketplace

Browse and install skills created by the community in the skill marketplace. They take effect immediately upon installation.

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Create Custom Skills

If you have specific workflows or methodologies, you can encode them as skills. A skill is essentially a structured Markdown instruction that describes:
  • When to trigger
  • What steps to execute
  • What output format to produce
Good skills are like standard operating procedures (SOPs). Encode your best practices as skills so your Expert executes consistently every time.

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Plugins

Plugins provide higher-level capability extensions:
  • Sites: Enable your Expert to create and deploy websites
  • Movie: Video scripting and editing assistance
  • Knowledge: Connect to external knowledge platforms
  • Creative Series: Professional content creation for PPT, documents, PDF, etc.
In Studio’s plugin panel, you can see all available plugins and enable them as needed. Some plugins require explicit user selection before taking effect.

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MCP Servers

If you have your own MCP (Model Context Protocol) server, you can configure a remote MCP endpoint to let your Expert use your custom tools. Add the MCP server URL in Studio configuration, and your Expert can call all tools provided by that server during conversations.
MCP servers need to be deployed and maintained by you. This is suitable for technically-capable creators looking to extend their Expert’s proprietary functionality.

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Delegation

Your Expert can “delegate” tasks that exceed its capabilities to other Experts. In the configuration, specify the list of target Experts allowed for delegation. When a situation arises in user conversation that your Expert cannot handle but a delegation target can, it will intelligently invoke the other Expert’s capabilities.

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Usage Examples

Add a few high-quality example conversations that will be displayed on your Expert’s marketplace page:
  • Help users understand what your Expert can do
  • Lower the barrier to trying it out
  • Showcase the most value-demonstrating use cases
We recommend preparing 2–4 examples covering different types of typical needs.

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Opening Message

Set the welcome message users see when they first enter a conversation. A good opening message should:
  • Briefly introduce its capability scope
  • Provide a few prompts users can try immediately
  • Let users feel the personality of your Expert

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Configuration Checklist

Before publishing, confirm the following:
  • Name and description are clear and compelling
  • Avatar is uploaded
  • Category is selected
  • Necessary tools are enabled
  • At least 1 skill is configured
  • Opening message is set
  • 2–4 usage examples are added
  • Pricing model is configured

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Next Steps

Set Pricing

Choose a pricing model

Publish

Submit for review