# Who can use the one you made

Sharing an agent is sharing a file, and the answers still follow the reader's own permissions.

7 screens, about three minutes. Pictures, almost no words.

## You made it. Now what?

*Picture: One file in green with two people beside it.*

Sharing it is the same as sharing any file.

## Send them the file.

*Picture: A box labelled share the file with an arrow to a green box labelled they can use it.*

There is nothing else to switch on.

## They still get their own answer.

*Picture: Two people asking the same agent and getting two different answers, one longer than the other.*

The agent reads with their keys, not yours.

## Two different things.

*Picture: An amber box labelled sharing the agent with a slate box beside it labelled is not sharing the files.*

The agent moves. The files do not.

## A site can have a main one.

*Picture: A dashed frame labelled the site with a green box labelled one agent for the site.*

The owner picks it, so nobody chooses between nine.

## Do today

Share one agent you made with a single colleague and ask them what answer they got.

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