Read a current record
Check a request’s status through a read-only tool. The provider describes its inputs and returns evidence from your system of record.
Example: request.status(reference)Read the guideIntegrations
Connect the information and actions your agent needs. Keep your existing software as the home of your business records.
A connection gives an agent a specific capability. The request and its permissions decide what happens next.
The agent asks the connected system for the request’s status. That system remains the source of the information. Answering the question does not require changing the record.
The agent gathers the required details and uses the operation you permit. A confirmation follows a recorded result. If the outcome is unknown, it needs checking before the action is retried.
A request outside the agent’s authority needs your team’s decision. Review the conversation and recorded outcomes; the handoff workflow must be agreed and enabled during setup.
Start with the workflow. Then choose its sources, actions and conversation channel.
Check a request’s status through a read-only tool. The provider describes its inputs and returns evidence from your system of record.
Example: request.status(reference)Read the guideOrganize TXT and Markdown documents in collections. Follow ingestion jobs, review the exact version and keep approved policies available to your agent.
Collections → versions → reviewRead the guideExpose a separate tool for creating or updating a record. Each mutation has an operation identity and a receipt to check if the connection times out.
Operation-Id + recorded outcomeRead the guideThe Cloud API adapter verifies incoming callbacks, stores messages and tracks outgoing acceptance and delivery receipts. Your business number is configured during setup.
Verified message → agent → deliveryRead the guideThese capabilities are implemented in the backend. Connecting a particular business system still requires its adapter, credentials and verification during setup.
You don’t need to arrive with an API specification. A clear description of how your team works is a useful starting point.
Tell us what you want to delegateFollow the request lifecycle, then use the guides for scoped credentials, agents, conversations and safe retries.
Tell us what you use today and what you want your agent to do.