> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.vorsto.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.vorsto.io/getting-started/configure-agent.md).

# Configure Agent

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After you have created your agent, proceed to configuring your agent to make it  usable in your software

**Output Type:** Depending on your use case, you can select text responses from the agent or  object responses (JSON) for easier intergation with your system.&#x20;

**Web Hook:** The agent send out long running function responses to the webhook url. [Read more about web hook here.](/api/api-web-hook.md) Non-long running responses are returned along with the api response. This is available on text responses only.

**Models:** You can use external models from top AI providers. Vorsto currently supports some of the top most intelligent AI models. You can read more on models [here](/3rd-party-models/gpt.md). This is available only for enterprise users.

**Model API Key:** Depending on your model of choice, you may be required to provide your model api key. Checkout out your desired model from our [supported models](/3rd-party-models/gpt.md) to see how to get the api key. This is available only for enterprise users.

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Object (JSON) responses can be configured to your desired output to ensure predictable responses at all times for seamless integration [see more details ](/api/object.md)
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# Agent Instructions
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