Outcome-driven agent creation
Start from a job to be done, then review the proposed instructions, interaction style, supervision, tools, and tests.
Build and deploy agents
Define the outcome, choose what the agent can use, connect approved knowledge and applications, test its behaviour, and publish a controlled version to the channels where work happens.
Gather approved account context, flag uncertainty, and ask before any external action.
The execution and lifecycle platform behind standalone agents and Crew Mates.
Private betaCore capabilities
Each capability below is tied to a real product surface in the current Blazorly codebase.
Start from a job to be done, then review the proposed instructions, interaction style, supervision, tools, and tests.
Enable web research, files, code execution, long-running sessions, memory, subagents, and other capabilities as the outcome requires.
Give each agent durable context and reusable guidance while keeping its purpose and boundaries visible.
Grant access to selected external accounts and actions through explicit connector permissions and receipts.
Use a test workspace, repeatable evaluation cases, traces, and draft-versus-live comparisons before publishing.
Publish versioned agents, expose approved channels or APIs, schedule work, and review runs, approvals, usage, and failures.
How it works
Describe the job, target users, success conditions, and the level of supervision required.
Add only the tools, knowledge, skills, models, and connected accounts needed for that job.
Run live conversations and repeatable evaluation cases against a pinned draft revision.
Release a controlled version, then monitor runs, approvals, schedules, channels, and activity.
Suitable use cases
Example patterns only. The exact setup depends on the workflow, product configuration, permissions, and beta availability.
Gather current evidence, compare sources, use internal knowledge, and produce a bounded brief.
Classify requests, draft responses, maintain context, and pause before sensitive external actions.
Use isolated files, commands, execution sessions, and goal tracking for sustained project-shaped tasks.
An agent can only use the tools, knowledge, connections, and release settings made available to it. Exact provider, connector, channel, and action availability depends on workspace configuration and the supervision policy applied to the agent.
Private invitation beta
Tell us whether you need an operational application, a focused AI agent, or a supervised Crew around a product.