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The Identity step is where you give your colleague a face and a job title. It’s the only step you must complete before saving.
You can change every field on this step later by editing the colleague. The visibility toggle has a special confirmation flow on edit — see Switching Personal ↔ Shared below.

Open the wizard

From the sidebar, click Colleagues, then Add colleague. The wizard opens at Step 1.

Fields

Avatar

The colleague’s profile picture. Click Upload to use your own image, or pick from the avatar gallery (cartoon avatars generated server-side). Recommended: a square image, at least 256×256 px. Eluu auto-resizes larger images.

Name

What you’ll call the colleague.
ConstraintValue
RequiredYes
Min length1 character
Max length100 characters
Use a real name. Sofia, Max, Aria, Pepper — short, human names work well to mention in Slack and to call out in conversation. Avoid Sales Bot or Marketing Helper.

Role

A one-line job title that tells your colleague (and you) what it focuses on.
ConstraintValue
RequiredYes
Min length40 characters
Max length180 characters
Why the 40-character minimum? Short roles produce vague colleagues. Sales is too thin to ground a colleague’s behaviour. A senior sales operations specialist who runs morning pipeline reviews and drafts follow-ups is enough. Examples that work:
  • A senior marketing specialist who crafts campaigns, tracks performance across channels, and writes weekly briefs.
  • A customer success lead who watches HubSpot for at-risk accounts, drafts outreach, and escalates blockers in Slack.
  • An engineering on-call colleague who triages alerts, drafts incident updates, and opens Linear tickets for follow-up.

Description

A short blurb shown on the colleague’s card and in the picker.
ConstraintValue
RequiredNo
Max length500 characters
Layout4-row textarea
This is the description teammates read when picking a colleague. Keep it concise — one or two sentences is plenty. Example:
Drafts campaigns, tracks performance, and posts a weekly summary in #marketing every Friday.

Visibility — Personal or Shared

A two-button toggle. Default is Personal.
  • Personal — only you can see, edit, and use the colleague.
  • Shared — your whole team can use the colleague.
You can flip this later (see below).

Cover image

Optional. The colour bar that runs across the top of the colleague’s card. Pick a preset gradient or upload your own.

Save and move on

When all required fields are valid, click Next: Personality. Eluu creates the colleague in draft state — if you back out before finishing the rest of the wizard, you can come back and pick up where you left off.
The wizard doesn’t persist its working state across browser tab switches by design. Finish a step, click Next, and Eluu saves your progress.

Validation

The Identity step validates these fields on blur and when you click Next:
  • Name: required, 1-100 characters.
  • Role: required, 40-180 characters.
  • Description: optional, max 500 characters.
Errors show inline below the field. Next stays disabled until every field validates.

Switching Personal ↔ Shared

In the wizard (creation mode), toggling visibility is silent. In edit mode, it shows a confirmation dialog because changing visibility changes who can access the colleague’s history. Personal → Shared:
Make colleague shared? All tasks, workspace history, and configuration will become visible to your entire team.
Shared → Personal:
Make colleague personal? Only you will be able to access this colleague, its tasks, and workspace.
Only the creator sees the visibility toggle. Other team members — admins included — can’t change it.

What happens next

After Identity, the wizard walks you through:

Step 2 — Personality

Voice, tone, refusals, default workflow.

Step 3 — Abilities

Model, speed tier, skills, custom playbooks.

Step 4 — Behaviour

Coding rules, communication rules, safety rules.

Step 5 — Integration

Connect tools and set per-tool permissions.