> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.antigen.sh/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Assigning to your own agents

Antigen includes `triage-agent` and `remediation-agent` as the default handlers for a vulnerability's lifecycle. You can replace either handler, or add your own, when your team has an agent that is better suited to the work.

Your agent can be a custom agent built with the SDK, a Cursor Cloud agent, Devin, or another agent connected to Antigen.

## Assign a vulnerability

Assign a vulnerability to your agent through the SDK. The assignment-change event starts your agent with the same live vulnerability that Antigen's built-in agents use. Your agent can access the vulnerability's evidence, triage context, status, and assignment history.

Your agent can also use your organization's Asset Map to understand the infrastructure related to the vulnerability.

## Replace a default workflow

You can register your agent to respond when a vulnerability enters `open`, then use it instead of `triage-agent`. You can also assign vulnerabilities to your agent during triage instead of assigning them to `remediation-agent`.

The vulnerability stays in the same lifecycle regardless of which agent handles it. Your agent can update its status, attach evidence, assign follow-up work, and move it forward when the work is complete.

## Ask your team for help

Your agents can use Antigen's connected Slack, Linear, Jira, GitHub, and other integrations to request help from your team. Use the SDK's HumanTasks abstraction when your agent needs to create and track that work in the tools your team already uses.