getting started.md
Getting started with Wajo
Wajo is a platform for building and running AI agents. An agent is a persisted configuration — instructions, a persona, an LLM provider and model, and a set of attached capabilities (tools, connectors, MCP servers, skills) — that you can talk to over chat, email, Slack, voice, or an API.
You build and drive agents through the Wajo MCP server, which connects your AI client (Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, and other MCP-capable tools) directly to the Wajo platform.
The lifecycle
Every agent follows the same three-step lifecycle:
- Create — describe the agent you want in one brief, and the Agent Builder designs and persists it for you. See "Building agents".
- Refine — inspect the agent and adjust its instructions, persona, model, and attached capabilities until it behaves the way you want.
- Chat — talk to the finished agent. Chat happens through a session, a server-minted handle bound to exactly one agent. See "Sessions".
Connecting
Point your MCP client at the Wajo MCP server and authenticate. See "The Wajo MCP server" for the endpoint, transport, and authentication options.
Where to next
- The Wajo MCP server — connect and authenticate.
- MCP tools — the full tool surface.
- Building agents — the Agent Builder.
- Sessions — how chat is addressed.
- Connectors — call external HTTP APIs from an agent.