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The editor can export any agent to a JSON file and import a JSON file to replace an agent’s current graph. Use this to back up agents, share them with teammates, migrate agents between environments, or create templates.

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Exporting an agent

  1. Click Export in the toolbar.
  2. The export dialog opens with the agent JSON in a read-only text area.
  3. Click Copy JSON to copy the JSON to your clipboard, or Download .json to save it as a .json file.
The downloaded file is named after the agent (e.g. my-graph-agent.json).
Export before making large structural changes. If you need to roll back, you can re-import the exported file. For automatic snapshots, use Version history instead.

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Importing an agent

Importing replaces the entire current graph with the imported JSON. The current graph is discarded. Export or save a version before importing if you want to keep the current state.
  1. Click Import in the toolbar.
  2. The import dialog opens with two options:
Paste JSON: Click the Paste JSON tab, paste your agent JSON into the text area, and click Import. Upload a file: Click the Upload file tab, drag a .json file onto the dropzone or click to browse, and click Import.
  1. The editor validates the JSON format. If it’s valid, the canvas reloads with the imported graph. If not, an error message describes the problem.

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What’s included in the export

The exported JSON is the complete agent payload — the same structure you’d send to the Agents API. It includes:
  • Agent name and configuration
  • All nodes and their prompts, settings, and overrides
  • All transitions with conditions and expressions
  • Conversation settings (hangup, backchanneling, etc.)
  • LLM, STT, and TTS configuration
  • API tools configuration
  • Input and output schemas
Variable values set in the Variables panel are not included in the export. They are local to your browser session.

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Use cases

Backup before a risky change Export → make changes → if something breaks, import the backup. Share with a teammate Export → send the JSON file → teammate imports into their agent. Move between environments Export from staging → import into production (update environment-specific URLs in API tools first). Create a template library Build a well-designed graph for a use case, export it, store it in your team’s shared drive. Anyone who needs a similar agent imports the template and customizes it.