Roles and access
Name each proposed role, allowed tool and data boundary before any action is permitted. Use fictional inputs here, not client records or credentials.
Zion AgentForge — a human-reviewed agent planning brief
Write down roles, tools, memory, budgets and the person who can stop a proposed agent workflow. This page is an editorial planning guide: it does not create, simulate or deploy agents. A production pilot needs a separate written scope and approval.
Four decisions before a pilot
Failure and budget tests
Plan tests for empty data, a refused tool, a timeout and a budget overrun. Define expected refusal and stop behavior; this guide does not execute those tests.
Approval gates
Require a human decision before any customer email, ticket change or other external effect. Reviewing a guide is not authorization to connect accounts or act.
Evidence and ownership
Name a reviewer, baseline, decision log, retention limit and rollback owner. Link each decision to the work item without publishing confidential details.
Worked example — a fictional support handoff
A fictional team considers a drafting role and a review role for synthetic support notes. Neither role may send email or edit a live ticket. The owner records a cost cap and stop rule; the reviewer compares drafts with a manual baseline. Missing evidence means stop, not automatic escalation. This is a written example, not an implemented workflow or measured saving.
Same-language planning resources
Existing related resources
Destination labels show the language observed during the audit: English or Brazilian Portuguese. Their availability does not certify functionality, privacy or readiness for production. No account connection or submission is performed by this page.
Capability and privacy limits
No AI inference, simulation runtime, data upload, storage, email send, ticket edit or deployment runs here. Use synthetic examples only. Discovery is separate scoping, not implementation approval, a price commitment or an inbox-delivery guarantee. The wider network is not fully translated or functionally certified.