Agents that work for you
Let your other systems start an agent's work for you
Point a system such as GitHub or Linear at an agent, and a matching event starts the agent on its own. Duplicates and floods do not.
- No manual kickoff
- Only events that matter
- Protected from noise
What you get
No manual kickoff
A signed delivery that matches the event filter starts one unattended run, without anyone pressing a button.
Only events that matter
Owners set an event filter, and since 8 Oct can also require conditions on the delivery's content.
Protected from noise
Duplicate deliveries and deliveries over the hourly limit do not start a run.
How it works
An agent's owner creates a trigger.
The owner points a system such as GitHub or Linear at it.
A signed delivery that matches the filter and any content conditions starts one unattended run.
Duplicates and deliveries over the hourly limit are not run.
Another system
Such as GitHub or Linear
Trigger
Created by the agent's owner
- Event filter
- Conditions on the delivery's content (since 8 Oct)
Agnes agent
One unattended run
- An admin turns on inbound agent triggers
- Duplicates and deliveries over the hourly limit do not start a run
- An agent's owner creates a trigger and points a system such as GitHub or Linear at it.
- A signed delivery that matches the event filter arrives.
- One unattended run starts. Duplicates and deliveries over the hourly limit do not start a run.
Good to know
Built for
- Ops leads automating routine follow-ups
- Data team leads connecting GitHub or Linear
- Agent owners running unattended work
Before you start
- An admin switches this on.
- Needs setup by your admin.
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