Bounded roles that
execute steps.
An Agent is a contract between a role and the runtime: it claims an available work order, activates the skills it needs, executes the step, and completes the order. It never owns the loop.
What an Agent is.
A capability with a name, a department, active skills, and a work-order contract.
- Executes Workflow steps, not whole goals
- Claims work orders from the runtime store
- Activates the skills it is allowed to use
- Records evidence and results per run
- Never owns the company loop
- Built-in roster plus installed Lego packages
Exactly how it runs here.
The company uses bounded roles for research, writing, publishing, design, SEO, and video. Each Agent executes assigned Workflow steps and records its result and supporting evidence.
How an Agent works.
- 1
A workflow step requests an agent by name
- 2
The runtime creates a work order for that role
- 3
The agent claims the order and activates its skills
- 4
It executes the step and writes evidence
- 5
The runtime counts completion only when evidence supports it
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