Agents
Define a role, instructions, expertise, model configuration, and permitted tools for a business-specific specialist.
Studio turns business-specific operating ideas into definitions for agents, skills, workflows, prompts, approval rules, dashboards, and connectors. Packages and the skills marketplace provide a path to reuse those capabilities.
An extensible operating system.
Define a role, instructions, expertise, model configuration, and permitted tools for a business-specific specialist.
Describe a repeatable capability with inputs, steps, and expected outputs that can be evaluated and reused.
Connect manual, scheduled, or event triggers to an ordered sequence of agent, tool, condition, and other supported steps.
Version instructions and reusable prompt templates with the variables the business task needs.
Define conditions, reviewer roles, and decision boundaries for consequential operations.
Assemble supported metrics, charts, tables, agent status, and insight widgets around business attention.
Define the external API, authentication requirements, actions, and schemas needed to connect a business service.
Export and import definitions; publish, review, install, and update skill listings through the marketplace services.
This simplified workflow definition illustrates the Studio structure for a manual invoice review. It names a registered invoice tool and the finance agent, then leaves the business to define the scope, arguments, review rules, and acceptance criteria.
Creating a definition does not prove that it is deployable. Templates may reference tools that are not enabled. Validate the tool registry, step configuration, permissions, reviewer behavior, and source-system result before activation.
{
"name": "Receivables review",
"trigger": { "type": "manual" },
"steps": [
{
"type": "tool",
"name": "Read invoice records",
"config": { "tool": "list_invoices" }
},
{
"type": "agent",
"name": "Prepare finance review",
"agent_type": "finance"
}
],
"variables": ["review_period", "reviewer"]
}The ecosystem direction is a platform that businesses and builders can extend without losing the operating context and control boundaries.
Export and import supported definitions so a team can inspect the instructions, tools, triggers, and assumptions before reuse in another workspace.
The marketplace services support skill publication, listing approval, category browsing, installation, updates, and reviews. This is an extensibility mechanism; it is not a claim of an established third-party marketplace or available commercial inventory.
API, webhooks, and MCP give developers integration boundaries. Authentication, company scope, schemas, versioning, and tool authority remain part of the contract.
Explore the developer guideChoose a real business problem. Connect its context, define the decision owners, and evaluate what useful intelligence looks like for your team.