Introduction
Brixel is a platform for creating AI agents called Builders. Each Builder is an agent you interact with through a chat interface, designed to handle real workflows end to end.
Why Brixel is different
Brixel’s uniqueness comes from how it provides tools (in the LLM sense) to the agent. In Brixel, these tools are called Tasks. Every task follows a shared contract and can be combined safely, which makes the whole system composable.
Task types
- Actions
Monolithic, ready-to-use tasks (e.g., "Send an email"). - Artifacts
Visual tasks that introduce human interaction or display results directly in the chat. - Tools (Brixel)
Compositions of tasks (e.g., "Download the Word document and convert it to PDF"). A tool can include other tools and executes like code. - Variants
Tasks customized by a user to change their parameters. - Plan Generators
Brixel’s orchestration intelligence. They reference many tasks and generate a dynamic execution plan from a user’s request. They can also be used directly as tools (in the LLM sense) inside a Builder.
Knowledges (context for Builders)
Builders can access Knowledges to be more relevant in conversation and execution:
- Abilities
Instructions tied to tasks that explain how to use them. - Documents
Files transformed into embeddings for contextual retrieval. - Memories
An evolving memory of user preferences, projects, and habits (if enabled).
Scale and composability
Because of this architecture, a Builder can trigger and combine 1,000+ tools to solve real tasks end to end.
Brixel is a platform for building unique agents and a chat experience with advanced interactions.