Agents

An agent groups specs, training history, and the serving model for a project or use case.

Group specs by relevance

Keep specs together when they measure capabilities you want to improve in the same agent. For example, ticket routing and response quality specs can belong to one customer-support agent. A code-repair spec for a separate coding assistant belongs to a different agent. Adding a dataset, testing another capability, or uploading a new spec version for the same project can use the same agent. A distinct project or use case is a reason to create another one. Choose a descriptive name and description so the grouping is clear to others.

Choose or create an agent

Use the agent explicitly selected for the project when one is provided.
Reuse an agent when its purpose fits the project and the specs you want to group together.
Create an agent when no existing one fits, whether the organization is empty or has agents for unrelated work.

Inspect the organization’s agents by name and description to find a relevant destination:

from trajectory import Client

client = Client()
for candidate in client.agents.list():
    print(candidate.name, candidate.description)

For a new use case, create an agent:

client.agents.create(
    name="customer-support",
    description="Ticket routing and response quality for customer support",
)

Use the selected or newly created agent’s name as agent_name in uploads and task diagnostics. Create the agent before uploading if needed; upload helpers associate the spec with the agent you choose. Continue with Bring your spec.

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Group specs by relevance

Choose or create an agent

​Group specs by relevance

​Choose or create an agent

Group specs by relevance

Choose or create an agent