Agent Builder
Agent Builder, also called Build From Document, creates an Agent from a reference file. It analyzes the structure, purpose, and expected output of the reference document, then builds a repeatable Agent for producing similar work from approved Site context.
Use Agent Builder when you have a strong example document and want Clear Ideas to turn that pattern into a repeatable AI process.
Build From Document Flow
Step 1: Select File and Site
Choose the reference materials:
- Reference File - upload or select a file that represents the kind of output you want the Agent to generate
- Site Selection - choose one or more Sites whose approved content should ground the Agent
For best results, select Sites that contain high-quality source content related to the reference document.
Step 2: Configure
After analyzing the file, Clear Ideas can help identify the document type and recommended Agent structure.
Review:
- detected document type
- document type override, if needed
- model and reasoning effort
- estimated AI Credits
- selected Sites and scope
Use a stronger model or higher reasoning effort for complex reports, multi-section outputs, or work that requires careful synthesis across several approved sources.
Step 3: Build Agent
Clear Ideas analyzes the reference document, designs the Agent, and creates an initial run or test output so you can review the generated process.
After creation, review:
- Agent variables
- prompt steps
- source references
- output template
- generated test output
- benchmark settings, if configured
Best Practices
- Use a reference document that reflects the structure and quality you want.
- Choose Sites that contain approved and current source material.
- Be specific with document types, such as "quarterly lender update" instead of "report."
- Review model choices before scheduling recurring production runs.
- Run a benchmark or test run before sharing generated outputs externally.
Common Uses
Agent Builder works well for:
- due diligence summaries
- investor or lender reports
- board updates
- client proposals
- audit request responses
- contract review summaries
- financial analysis workbooks
- recurring governance packets
After Build
After the Agent is created, treat it as a draft operational process. Review the steps, variables, source policy, and output template before relying on it for production work.
See Agent Runs, Benchmarks, and Source Connections and Tool Policy.