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Product
The Control Plane for AI agents & business workflows
Build, manage, test, and operate AI agents — from one platform.
How it works
From problem to production
Go from idea to production-ready AI agent in six steps. Define, equip, orchestrate, test, inspect, and evaluate — all in one place.
Start with the Business Problem
Don’t start with AI — start with the workflow. The best agents handle repeatable, rule-based, or knowledge-heavy work. Define the outcome first: what should be automated, for whom, and what “done” looks like.
- Identify workflows worth automating
- Define inputs, outputs, and success metrics
- Align on the problem before building anything
Give Agents Your Business Context
Agents are only as good as the context they have. Connect your documents, policies, and past work so responses reflect how your business actually operates.
- Ground answers in your knowledge base
- Reflect your tone, policies, and industry context
- Ensure responses match real-world workflows
Define Rules and Guardrails
Set how the agent thinks, responds, and acts. Define boundaries, escalation rules, and what it should never do. This is how you make agents reliable — not unpredictable.
- Set behavior, tone, and permissions
- Apply compliance and safety rules
- Define when to escalate to humans
Connect Tools and Systems
Agents shouldn’t just answer — they should act. Connect your systems so they can fetch data, update records, and trigger workflows.
- Integrate CRMs, databases, and APIs
- Enable real actions, not just responses
- Maintain full visibility into every step
Test and Evaluate
Before going live, test how your agent performs. Trace every step, measure quality, and refine until it’s consistent.
- Simulate real conversations
- Inspect decisions and tool usage
- Measure accuracy, cost, and performance
Deploy and Operate
Once ready, deploy your agent into real workflows. Monitor performance, improve over time, and scale across use cases.
- Launch into production workflows
- Track performance and outcomes
- Continuously improve and expand
Roadmap
Where we're headed next
We're building the developer layer on top of Agent Studio so you can integrate agents into your stack, not just manage them from a dashboard.
Developer SDK
Est. Q3 2026Python and TypeScript SDKs so you can create, configure, and invoke agents programmatically, with the same capabilities as the UI.
CLI tools
Est. Q4 2026Command-line tooling for agent management, deployment, and CI integration so teams can script workflows and automate releases.
Webhooks & events
Est. Q1 2027Real-time event streams for runs, tool calls, and state changes so Agent Studio can connect into monitoring and automation systems.
Plugin ecosystem
Est. Q2 2027First-party and community plugins for common systems so teams spend less time building repetitive integrations.