# Draw My Agent | Agent Blueprint

Source: https://agentblueprint.ai/personal

Personal blueprint

# Ask your agent to draw itself.

Agents pile up tools fast. Paste this line and you get one page showing what yours can read, what it can change, and what it can't tell you.

`Read agentblueprint.ai/draw.md and draw me a blueprint of yourself.`

No sign-up. Want to read it first? [Here's exactly what it tells your agent](https://agentblueprint.ai/agents).

1.  01
    
    ## Paste the line
    
    Your agent reads our instructions and its own tool list.
    
2.  02
    
    ## It draws itself
    
    It writes one file on your computer. Open it in a browser.
    
3.  03
    
    ## Decide what's next
    
    Set rules to paste back, see what could be trimmed, and compare with an earlier drawing.
    

SAMPLE / a made-up agent[Open full page](https://agentblueprint.ai/samples/personal.html)

## Planning an agent you haven't built yet?

That's coming next. Today this only draws an agent that already exists. [Tell us what you'd want from it](https://agentblueprint.ai/#contact).

## What to know first

-   The picture comes from your agent reading its own tool names and descriptions. It isn't proof of what a tool does.
-   Rules are instructions, not a lock. In our small test, one saved rule stopped both agents from deleting files. That was one run each on one simple task.
-   Coding agents like Claude Code and Codex save the drawing as a file. A chat app can't, so it gives you a link or a block of text that opens the same drawing in your browser.
-   We never receive your drawing. Your agent fetches its instructions from us, and its own provider handles the session as it handles anything else you do there. If you choose to add your numbers to our benchmark, we get counts only, never names.