# Build Your Voice Experience (Pathway)

After signing in, there are two methods for creating an agent in Voicehub:

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This method allows Voicehub to automatically build the agent for you:

1. Provide Voicehub with your prompt and a description of the agent’s role.
2. Voicehub will generate a proposed agent structure, including:
3. Nodes
4. Variables
5. Logic flow
6. You will receive a confirmation summary showing how the agent will be built.
7. If something needs adjustment, you can ask Voicehub to edit or regenerate the parts you want to change.
8. Once everything looks correct, click Build to create the agent.

This option is ideal for users who want to create an agent quickly without manually setting up the structure.

#### 2. Creating an Agent Manually (New Agent Button)

Clicking “New Agent” at the top-right of the page provides two creation modes:

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**A. Instructions Mode**

* Designed for simple and fast agent creation.
* You only need to write a global prompt.
* No node configuration is required.
* Best for basic agents with straightforward behavior.

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**B. Pathway Mode**

* Intended for building complex agents.
* Gives you full control over the agent’s behavior.
* You can add multiple nodes, each defining specific actions, conditions, and logic flows.
* Recommended for advanced use cases where detailed customization is needed.

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