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# Delete an Agent

## **Overview**

Is your AutoGPT Monitor getting cluttered or did you create an agent you no longer see? Learn how to quickly delete unwanted agents.

## **Steps to Delete an Agent**

1. **Locate the Agent**
   * Navigate to the Monitor Tab in the AutoGPT builder
   * Find the agent you want to delete from the list
2. **Select the Agent**
   * Click on the agent you wish to delete
3. **Delete the Agent**
   * Look for the trash icon on the right side of the interface
   * Click the trash icon
   * A confirmation dialog will appear asking "Are you sure you want to delete this agent?"
   * Click "Yes, delete" to confirm

Once confirmed, the agent will be immediately removed from your list.

**Note**: This action cannot be undone, so make sure you want to permanently delete the agent before confirming.


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