Agents
This section contains all documentation related to Agents in Clear Ideas.
Available Guides
- Agents Overview - Use Clear Ideas Agents to run repeatable, document-grounded AI processes over approved Site content with reviewable runs, generated files, schedules, triggers, and evidence.
- Agent Runs - Run, monitor, review, archive, duplicate, and export governed Agent runs in Clear Ideas.
- Agent Builder - Use Build From Document to create an Agent from a reference file and approved Site context.
- Agent Designer - Use Describe With AI to create production-ready Agents from a natural language description.
- Triggers and Webhooks - Trigger Agents from webhooks, uploads, schedules, and other Agents with authenticated payload mapping and strict validation options.
- Schedules - Use the Agent schedule calendar to review upcoming runs, recent runs, and recurring execution patterns.
- Benchmarks - Evaluate Agent output quality, track improvement, and use benchmark feedback to refine repeatable AI processes.
- Agent Connections - Connect Agents to Clear Ideas Sites and approved external MCP servers with controlled authentication, health checks, aliases, and evidence-aware source metadata.
- Source Connections and Tool Policy - Configure the approved sources, required connections, allowed tools, and evidence settings that govern Agent runs.
- Controlled Tools and Egress - Understand how Clear Ideas controls Agent tools, outbound calls, web access, generated files, and evidence for sensitive AI execution.
- MCP Agent Authoring - Build and run Clear Ideas Agents from compatible MCP clients such as Codex, Claude, or Cursor while keeping context governed.
- Agent Editor and Step Types - Use the Agent editor to configure sources, steps, models, outputs, web access, approvals, sub-agents, webhooks, and code steps.
- Variables and Variable Sets - Define Agent variables, reuse variable sets, map trigger payloads, and keep scheduled or repeatable Agent runs consistent.
- Trigger Mapping - Map webhook, upload, and sub-agent trigger payloads into Agent variables with required fields, default Sites, and strict validation.