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Designing an agent in Agency Studio: tasks, tools, bounds, tests, and publishing.
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Publishing a version you can point to
Publishing freezes a design into a version. Deploying points a stable address at it. The two acts are separate on purpose, and the distinction is what makes rollback simple.
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Placing the approval step
Where the waiting step sits on the canvas decides what a reviewer sees and what the agent can do unattended. A guide to putting it in the right place.
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Naming the tools an agent may call
An agent can only reach the outside systems its version names as tools, and only systems the admin has made available. Here is how that list gets built.
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Canvas and file are one design
An operator draws the agent on a canvas. A developer keeps the same agent as a file. Neither is a copy of the other; they are one design, and they publish as one version.
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Drawing an agent as the work happens
In Agency Studio an operator draws the agent the way the desk actually works: what it reads, what it decides, where a person approves, which systems it may call.
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