# System Library Operations

Blocks for managing agents in your personal AutoGPT library.

## Add To Library From Store

### What it is

Add an agent from the store to your personal library

### How it works

This block copies an agent from the public store into your personal library using its store\_listing\_version\_id. Optionally provide a custom agent\_name to rename it in your library.

The block returns the library entry ID and agent graph ID, which can be used to execute the agent or manage your library.

### Inputs

| Input                       | Description                                           | Type | Required |
| --------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------- | ---- | -------- |
| store\_listing\_version\_id | The ID of the store listing version to add to library | str  | Yes      |
| agent\_name                 | Optional custom name for the agent in your library    | str  | No       |

### Outputs

| Output             | Description                                         | Type |
| ------------------ | --------------------------------------------------- | ---- |
| error              | Error message if the operation failed               | str  |
| success            | Whether the agent was successfully added to library | bool |
| library\_agent\_id | The ID of the library agent entry                   | str  |
| agent\_id          | The ID of the agent graph                           | str  |
| agent\_version     | The version number of the agent graph               | int  |
| agent\_name        | The name of the agent                               | str  |
| message            | Success or error message                            | str  |

### Possible use case

**Agent Provisioning**: Automatically add recommended agents to a user's library.

**Onboarding Flows**: Set up a user's library with starter agents during onboarding.

**Dynamic Agent Access**: Add agents on-demand when users request specific capabilities.

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## List Library Agents

### What it is

List all agents in your personal library

### How it works

This block retrieves all agents stored in your personal library. Use search\_query to filter by name, and limit/page for pagination through large libraries.

Results include each agent's metadata and are output both as a complete list and individually for iteration.

### Inputs

| Input         | Description                            | Type | Required |
| ------------- | -------------------------------------- | ---- | -------- |
| search\_query | Optional search query to filter agents | str  | No       |
| limit         | Maximum number of agents to return     | int  | No       |
| page          | Page number for pagination             | int  | No       |

### Outputs

| Output       | Description                                       | Type                |
| ------------ | ------------------------------------------------- | ------------------- |
| error        | Error message if the operation failed             | str                 |
| agents       | List of agents in the library                     | List\[LibraryAgent] |
| agent        | Individual library agent (yielded for each agent) | LibraryAgent        |
| total\_count | Total number of agents in library                 | int                 |
| page         | Current page number                               | int                 |
| total\_pages | Total number of pages                             | int                 |

### Possible use case

**Agent Selection**: Display available agents for users to choose from in a workflow.

**Library Management**: Build interfaces for users to manage and organize their agent library.

**Agent Inventory**: Check what agents are available before deciding which to execute.

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