The worker loop
More than an answer. A visible path through the work.
A focused worker combines approved context, a bounded objective, workflow logic, evaluation and a clear human decision boundary.
Six-part system
Every worker should make these elements explicit.
- 01
Defined problem
One repeated task with a named user, known friction and a useful outcome.
- 02
Approved context
Documents, videos, examples, APIs or browser state selected for this workflow.
- 03
Worker logic
Steps, checks and domain instructions tailored to the task rather than a generic prompt.
- 04
Reviewable artifact
A report, clip set, evidence pack, plan or draft with enough structure to inspect.
- 05
Evaluation and approval
Quality checks and a person responsible for consequential decisions or actions.
- 06
Workflow memory
Approved formats, preferences and recurring patterns that improve repeated runs without silently expanding access.
Multimodal context
Useful knowledge is not confined to documents.
Workflows may depend on browser state, screenshots, walkthroughs and long recordings. ClipIntent is the open public-alpha example: a user describes the moments they need from video, receives focused clips and reviews every output.
Try the video workflow (opens in a new tab)Fits the existing stack
Copilot or ChatGPT can remain part of the workflow.
AgileNet defines the business signal, approved context, workflow checks, reviewable artifact and approval boundary around the model. Microsoft 365, APIs and browser tools are scoped candidates, not a claimed prebuilt connector catalogue.
Guided implementation is the current route.
Reusable worker templates follow validated demand. AgileNet is not a self-serve marketplace today.
A practical first step
Bring one repeated workflow.
We will identify the inputs, review points and useful output before discussing a build.