Agent Settings

Agent LLM Settings

Override the default LLM for a specific installed agent, and assign different models to each of that agent's LLM roles.

1. Select an Agent from the dropdown.
2. Set the Default Agent LLM — this model is used for any role that doesn't have its own assignment. Choose Default Application LLM to inherit the global setting.
3. For each LLM Role listed (e.g. planner, executor, reviewer), assign a specific model. Hover the help icon to see a description and recommended models for that role.
4. Click Update to save.

Roles are defined by the agent itself, so the list varies per agent.

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Universal Agent

Configure a custom or offline endpoint for the Universal Agent — the built-in orchestration agent that Codebolt uses when no other agent is specified.

Option	Description
Enable Custom Universal Agent	When on, enter a URL for your own agent endpoint. The Universal Agent will send requests there instead of the built-in service.
Use Offline Universal Agent	When on, the Universal Agent runs fully locally without any cloud calls.

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Agent Steps

Assign specific agents to each phase of the development workflow. When Codebolt runs a workflow step (code generation, testing, etc.), it routes to the agent you've assigned here.

Step	Purpose
codegeneration	Writing or modifying code
testing	Running or generating tests
deploy	Deployment tasks
documentation	Generating docs
review	Code review
userquestion	Answering user questions mid-workflow

For each step you can assign a primary agent and optionally one or more secondary agents. Set to Auto to let Codebolt choose the best agent automatically.

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Code Editor Setting

Assign agents to two specific editor interactions:

Setting	Trigger	Description
In-Code Edit Agent	Ctrl+K / Cmd+K	Agent invoked for inline code editing inside the editor
Codemap Agent	Codemap generation	Agent used to generate the project dependency graph

Select an agent from each dropdown. These settings are stored locally per machine.