Connect an existing agent
Define the agent’s identity, runtime, and available integration points. Establish which events, actions, and lifecycle controls can be exposed without claiming control the runtime does not provide.
Agentabl’s direction separates how agents are built from how teams observe, govern, and improve them. Use the native builder and SDK where they fit, or connect an existing agent.
Define the agent’s identity, runtime, and available integration points. Establish which events, actions, and lifecycle controls can be exposed without claiming control the runtime does not provide.
Compose workflow-backed agents using reusable model, tool, knowledge, memory, and guardrail resources. Work with versioned definitions and explicit input/output contracts.
Add resource definitions and integration adapters around explicit contracts. Keep compatibility, permissions, runtime behavior, and support status visible as the integration evolves.
Bring agent inventory, execution review, human oversight, and quality comparison into one operating experience.
Product directionA useful technical discussion starts with your runtime, task, available events, approval requirements, and deployment constraints. We can then establish the integration path and the material needed for an evaluation.
Discuss your architectureRuntime and input/output contracts
Events and integration boundaries
Versioning and deployment constraints
Bring your architecture. We’ll talk through the integration and operating scope.