1
Ask Astro to help
You describe what you want to accomplish, whether that’s building a new agent, improving an existing one, or fixing an issue.
2
Astro analyzes and makes changes
Astro reads your agent’s current state and can:
- Read, edit, delete, and rename nodes
- Modify node instructions and configurations
- Tweak workflow settings
- Add or remove transitions between nodes
- Start a live environment — a real browser or Linux desktop — and let Astro drive it to understand your use case before it builds the workflow
- Write Playwright scripts to put reliable nodes on the fast path
- Run executions and inspect what happened
- Manage schedules and agent profiles
- Search the Asteroid documentation and validate your agent
3
Review the changes
Astro’s edits save automatically as it makes them. They land in a draft, so your published agent keeps running untouched until you publish.
Conversation Management
You can have multiple conversations with Astro for the same agent. Each conversation maintains its own history, making it easy to:- Work on different aspects of your agent in separate conversations
- Keep track of different topics or improvements
- Share specific conversations with team members
- View history: Access past conversations from the conversation selector
- Resume conversations: Pick up where you left off
- Delete conversations: Remove conversations you no longer need
Operating Context
Each conversation with Astro is tied to a specific agent. Publishing and Running- An agent must be Published before it can be run
- When you run an agent, it uses the last published version, not the draft
- This means you can continue editing and improving your agent without disrupting running executions
Safe experimentation
Make changes in drafts without affecting production agents
Version control
Keep a stable published version while iterating on improvements
No disruption
Running agents continue using the published version even as you edit
Confidence
Test and review changes thoroughly before publishing