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Agent context controls how much of a script the Script.it agent can use when it responds in chat. You can change this from the script header. The control is labeled Agent context.
ModeWhat it does
Not IncludedScript not included in context, but searchable by the agent.
Description IncludedAgent will read the script if description is relevant.
Script IncludedThe full script content is included in the agent context.

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When to use each mode

Use Description Included for most runnable scripts. Keep the script description accurate, because the agent uses it to decide when the script is relevant. Use Not Included when the script should not be added to the agent’s context. This is useful for scripts that are sensitive, noisy, experimental, or only useful in narrow situations. Use Script Included for persistent instructions, preferences, or memory that should guide the agent across sessions. For example, a private memory script can tell the agent how you like reports formatted, what tone to use, or which recurring assumptions to follow.

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Agent context and assets

Agent context and assets solve different problems:
  • Agent context affects what the agent reads before it responds.
  • Assets are files stored with a script, such as templates, reference data, or small state files.
You can use them together. For example, a Script Included memory script can explain which preferences matter, while a small asset file stores values that are updated over time.