# Understanding AI Agents & Agentic Flows

Under Kaiya, click on the open side bar, and select "**AI Agents"** from the menu. The following window will be displayed.

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The **Agent Library** is the central place where users can explore, manage, and create AI-powered agentic workflows. Each agentic workflow automates and analyzes specific business questions—such as sales trends, product performance, or market behavior.

1. **Published Agents:** Displays all functional and available agents that have been successfully created and published.
2. **Draft Agents:** Displays all unpublished agents that are still in progress or saved as drafts.
3. **Search bar:** In the top right corner, you can find the search bar using which you can quickly locate a specific agent. This lets you to filter the displayed agents by keyword.
4. **Compose:** Create a new agent from scratch. Opens[ **"Composer"**](https://help.tellius.com/kaiya/understanding-ai-agents-and-agentic-flows/user-defined-workflows/composer) where you define data source, steps for the workflow, and set up triggers.
5. **Agentic workflow:** A published agentic workflow, ready to be executed from Kaiya conversational AI. Displays the name, description, creator and created date in each widget. Clicking on a widget will redirect you to **"Composer"**, where you can edit the workflow.
6. **Three-dot menu:** Allows you to edit, delete or duplicate the selected agentic workflow. The duplicated agentic flow will be displayed under **Draft Agents.**

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