Skip to content
AI Lab
Contact

AI Agent

An agent that plans, calls tools and reports each step as it works through a task.

Simulated
Planning and tool use
  • Tool calling
  • State machine
  • Human approval
Agent consoleReady
Try

Plan

Give the agent a task

Pick a suggestion above or write your own. The agent plans the work, calls one tool at a time and stops for your approval before anything that writes or sends.

Tools available

  • search_webSearch the public web
  • read_pageFetch a page and extract fields
  • read_docRead internal docs and notes
  • query_crmRead accounts, deals and contacts
  • query_ticketsRead helpdesk tickets
  • classify_textScore sentiment and topics
  • write_summaryDraft structured text with citations
  • create_docPublish a wiki page
  • create_tasksAssign CRM tasks
  • send_emailSend from your address

Needs your approval before it runs

Run log

Tool calls, results and approvals stream here during a run.

Output

The summary, its sources and run stats appear here when the run finishes.

How it works in production

The demo above runs on a script in your browser. This is the architecture it stands in for.

Interface

Task input

Approval inbox

Run log

Streamed events

Orchestration

Planner

LLM with tool schemas

State machine

LangGraph

Checkpoints

Resumable runs

Tools

search_web

read_doc

query_crm

write_summary

Controls

Human approval

Budgets

Steps, tokens, time

Traces

Agent runtime

In production the agent is a state machine, not an open loop. The model proposes a plan, and every step is a typed tool call validated against a schema before it runs. Invalid arguments go back to the model with the validation error instead of reaching your systems.

Tools that change something (sending an email, writing to the CRM) pause for approval. Runs are checkpointed, so an approval can arrive hours later and the agent resumes exactly where it stopped.

  • Hard limits on steps, tokens and wall-clock time per run
  • Every tool call traced with inputs, outputs, latency and cost
  • Failed or rejected runs become evaluation cases for the next prompt change

Build something like this

Tell me about the process you want to improve and the systems it touches. I'll come back with questions and a suggested approach.