The same primitives, recomposed for every mission
An agent is not one monolith — it is a model paired with approved skills, tools, a policy and a scope. Change the combination and the same primitives become a different agent.
How it is structured
An agent is a model, a set of approved skills, tools and a policy, applied to a scope.
Each skill is a versioned package. Uploads are checked before they install, every version is archived, and each workspace enables or disables each skill.
Execution follows the configured host policy. A command can be approved, denied or referred for human review; individual approval depends on that policy.
The eleven primitives
A model, a set of approved skills and tools, and a policy, applied to a scope.
A signed manifest that declares what it can do, what it cannot, and the tools and paths it may use.
One API, database or application, reached through a connector with its own permissions.
A tracked unit of work an agent carries out, from the question asked to the evidence it returns.
The boundary a team's agents, skills and data live inside, separate from every other team's.
Who is acting — a person signed in through your identity provider, or an agent acting on their behalf.
The rule set that decides what an agent may do on its own, and what it must ask a human for.
A human decision an agent waits for before a change is allowed to run.
The commands, exit codes and output an agent produced, kept per host and per mission.
The enrolled host or worker that actually executes a skill's commands, read-only by default.
The static checks, sandbox run and red-team review a skill passes before it is trusted.
Same primitives, different combinations
University
Does a withdrawn student have the right to re-enrol after two semesters?
- Student registration system
- University knowledge
- Enrolment policy
- Student-records skill
Bank
Which corporate accounts haven't completed their required review, and why is each one outstanding?
- Transaction systems
- Customer systems
- Regulatory knowledge
- Bank policies
- Compliance skill
Government
Review this case, gather the related correspondence and policies, and prepare the decision package.
- Case-management system
- Correspondence
- Government policies
- Document skill
IT
Find the cause of today's application latency across the cluster.
- Enrolled application hosts
- Kubernetes API
- Change-management policy
- Kubernetes-cluster-triage skill
Security
Investigate this incident across SIEM, EDR and the affected hosts.
- SIEM and EDR
- Enrolled hosts
- Incident-response policy
- Host-triage skill
Bring one question of your own.