# Edit Deka Claw

The **Edit** feature is used to update or modify an existing instance configuration. On the **Instances** page, click the **Edit** icon on the instance you want to modify.

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If the instance status shows “**Unauthorized**”, update the gateway token by editing the instance and aligning it with the token from Goclaw, then save the changes to restore and synchronize the connection.
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The system will display a form to modify the instance data.

## Basic Information

Update the instance configuration based on your requirements through the available configuration sections.

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This section contains basic instance information that is automatically generated by the system and cannot be modified.
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## Providers

In this section, complete the provider configuration form as needed. If you want to add a new provider, click the **Add Provider** button, then fill in the provider details in the available form. If there are unused providers, click the **Delete** icon to remove them.

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After completing the provider configuration, click the **Save Provider** button to save the changes.

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## Agents

Fill in the **Display Name** field to define the agent’s visible name in the system.

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Fill in the **Agent Key** field as a unique identifier using lowercase letters, numbers, or hyphens.

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Select the **Provider** from the available dropdown list.

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After selecting a **Provider**, the **Model** field will automatically appear. Enter or select the model you want to use in the **Model** field.

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Fill in the **Describe Your Agent** field to define the agent’s personality, purpose, and behavior.

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Enable the Self Evolution toggle if you want the system to automatically improve based on usage behavior

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Select the System Prompt Mode from the available options. Then click the **Save Agent** button to save the configuration.

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## Channels

Click the **Add Channel** button to add a new channel that will be used as the bot communication media.

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After the channel form appears, fill in the **Basic Information** section by entering the **Name** as the channel identifier in the system and the **Display Name** as the channel display name shown in the application.

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Next, in the **Channel Type** section, select the channel type to be used, such as Telegram. Enable the **Enabled** toggle to activate the channel so it can be used by the bot.

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In the **Agent** section, select the agent that will be connected to the channel so the bot can execute functions and instructions based on the selected agent configuration.

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Then, in the **Authentication** section, enter the Telegram **Bot Token** obtained from @BotFather to connect the Telegram bot with the system. After all configurations have been completed, click the **Save Channel** button to save the channel configuration.

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