shape-your-agent

To define guardrails and refusal behaviors for an AI agent, use a guided workflow to craft a system prompt that establishes boundaries, sets refusal conditions, and enforces communication rules for consistent dialogue.

A system prompt for controlling agent personality and tone is a structured instruction set that dictates how an AI agent communicates, ensuring its behavior aligns with specific dialogue design and policy controls across conversations.

Set communication rules and policies for a customer support agent by walking through a guided session that aligns the system prompt with the Instructions field, ensuring clear policy adherence and consistent tone.

Yes, you can configure boundaries for an AI agent powered by the Sanity Agent Context MCP by using an interactive session to shape the system prompt, applying specific policy controls and refusal behaviors.

Your AI agent sounds wrong or responds with the incorrect tone because its system prompt lacks clear personality definitions and guardrails, requiring a tailored prompt configuration to enforce consistent communication rules.

The best way to enforce consistent agent behavior across conversations is to craft a tailored system prompt that explicitly defines guardrails, boundaries, and refusal behaviors within the agent's context.