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You can embed your organization’s identity and objectives directly into the Agent. this ensures that the agent acts as a representative of your company, aligning with your brand voice and business goals.

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adding Company Context

The Agent class accepts several parameters to define the company context:
  • company_name: The name of your organization.
  • company_description: A brief description of what your company does.
  • company_objective: The high-level goals or mission.
  • company_url: The main website URL.
from upsonic import Agent, Task

agent = Agent(
    model="anthropic/claude-sonnet-4-5",
    name="SupportBot",
    # Define Company Context
    company_name="TechFlow Solutions",
    company_description="A leading provider of cloud optimization tools.",
    company_objective="To help businesses reduce cloud costs by 30%.",
    company_url="https://techflow.example.com"
)

# The agent now knows who it works for
task = Task("Draft a welcome email to a new client.")
result = agent.print_do(task)

print(result)
# Output will likely mention TechFlow Solutions and align with the cost-reduction mission.

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How It Works

This information is injected into the agent’s system prompt. It provides a persistent background context (“grounding”) that influences:
  1. Tone & Voice: Professional and aligned with the company description.
  2. Goal Alignment: Responses are steered towards the company_objective.
  3. Self-Identification: The agent knows “who” it is representing.

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Best Practices

  • Be Specific: A clear company_objective helps the agent prioritize tasks.
  • URL Context: Providing company_url gives the agent a reference point if it needs to generate links or refer to the website (especially if using browsing tools).