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23 changes: 11 additions & 12 deletions apps/web/src/pages/create-agent-panel.tsx
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// The agent-create panel (CL-6074): built for Settings → Agents' create
// action, since retired (CL-6121) — agent configuration lives
// per-workbench now. The "+ New workbench" picker also used to open this
// panel, then moved to instant creation (CL-6081) and, since CL-6138, to
// THE one creation verb: `instant-agent-create.ts` mints straight off the
// account's default setup template, no drafting, no dialog. This
// component itself is unreachable from any entry point today, kept only
// as `describe-first-workbench.tsx` (CL-6104) once needed drafting
// machinery — should a future entry point want an explicit, drafted
// agent again, this is where that lands the person in a chat with it
// (see `../agent-chat-launch.ts` for the shared "exact same path picking
// an existing agent uses" hop).
// The agent-create panel (CL-6074): the drafted create path for Settings →
// Agents (`agents-page.tsx` mounts it). Agent configuration lives
// per-workbench now (CL-6121); the "+ New workbench" picker used to open
// this panel, then moved to instant creation (CL-6081) and, since CL-6138,
// to THE one creation verb for that entry: `instant-agent-create.ts` mints
// straight off the account's default setup template, no drafting, no
// dialog. Agents still opens this panel when the person wants an explicit,
// drafted agent — `describe-first-workbench.tsx` (CL-6104) once needed the
// same drafting machinery — and on success it lands them in a chat with
// the new agent (see `../agent-chat-launch.ts` for the shared "exact same
// path picking an existing agent uses" hop).
//
// Deliberately small above the fold: an identity swatch, a Name field,
// and "Get started" is the whole happy path — a plain-language purpose
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