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Agent Studio

Build agents in a guided flow: design, test, launch and improve. Governance checks run before anything goes live, so your business team can move fast and your risk team can say yes.

Illustration. Sample data. Readiness checks for a draft agent before launch.

Lifecycle

Design, test, launch, improve.

Every agent follows the same path to production, so every launch leaves the same evidence.

  1. Design

    Start from a template for your domain, answer the wizard or draw the flow on the canvas.

  2. Test

    Dry run checks the profile without running it. Test drive talks to the agent. Evals score it on real cases.

  3. Launch

    Readiness checks and an approval stand between a draft and your customers.

  4. Improve

    Version history shows what changed and when. Roll forward or back with the ledger as your record.

Build without code

Three ways to start, one profile at the end.

Whichever way you build, the result is an Agentic Orchestration Profile (AOP): a versioned file that lists what the agent may do and the checks it must pass.

  • Templates by domain

    Start from collections, hardship, billing, claims intake, outage reporting and more instead of a blank page.

  • No-code wizard

    Answer plain questions about the job and the wizard drafts the profile for you to review.

  • Flow canvas

    Draw the steps and branches when the job needs more than a script, then save it as the same profile.

Test before customers do

Find the problem in the Studio, not on a live call.

  • Dry run

    Validates the profile, its tools and its guardrails without executing anything.

  • Test drive

    Talk to the draft agent yourself and see every check it makes.

  • Evals

    Score the agent on a set of cases. An agent that falls below the bar cannot run on its own.

  • Readiness checks

    One list that says whether the agent is ready to launch and what is missing if not.

  • Version history

    Every change is a new version, so you can compare, review and roll back.

  • MCP tool import

    Bring tools in from an MCP server. Imported tools start gated until you mark them read only.

Who it is for

Business teams build. Engineering stays in the loop.

Why it matters to you

Operations and compliance people know the job best, so they design and test the agent. Engineers review connections to your systems and approve the launch. Nobody ships an agent the platform has not checked.

Build an agent with us in one session.

Bring one workflow. We will take it from template to a tested draft while you watch.