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AI Agents Overview

Agents are specialized AI assistants configured for specific purposes.

Agent Types

Department Assistants

  • Quality Assistant: Helps quality team
  • Safety Assistant: Supports safety incidents
  • Maintenance Assistant: Equipment troubleshooting
  • Logistics Assistant: Supply chain support

Role-Specific Assistants

  • Manager Assistant: Dashboard and insights
  • Executive Assistant: Strategic summaries
  • Operator Assistant: On-the-floor support

Creating Agents

  1. Admin Console → AI Agents
  2. Click “Create Agent”
  3. Configure:
    • Name: What department/role
    • Purpose: What this agent does
    • System Prompt: Agent personality/behavior
    • LLM Provider: Which AI model
    • Available Tools: What can agent access
    • Knowledge Base: Documents to reference
  4. Test with sample queries
  5. Enable for team

Agent Configuration

System Prompt

Instructions for how agent should behave: Example: “You are a Quality Assistant helping manufacturing teams. Focus on defect patterns, root causes, and prevention. Be direct and actionable.”

Available Tools

Choose what agent can do:
  • Search claims: Query claims with filters
  • Get claim details: Read full claim info
  • View analytics: Access metrics
  • Check SLA status: Query deadlines
  • Access knowledge base: Reference procedures
  • Query team workload: See capacity
Attach relevant documentation:
  • Standard procedures
  • Troubleshooting guides
  • Historical resolutions
  • Best practices
  • Equipment manuals

Managing Agents

Enabling/Disabling

  • Enable for specific departments
  • Disable if not useful
  • Archive unused agents

Monitoring Usage

  • How often used
  • User satisfaction
  • Common queries
  • Knowledge base hits

Updating Agents

  • Refine system prompt
  • Add new tools
  • Update knowledge base
  • Change LLM provider

Agent Permissions

Control what agents can access:
  • Own department claims only
  • All claims in organization
  • Specific categories
  • Historical data only

Best Practices

  • Start with one agent: Test before expanding
  • Clear purpose: Each agent has specific role
  • Good documentation: Rich knowledge base
  • Regular testing: Verify responses accurate
  • User feedback: Adjust based on usage
  • Periodic reviews: Update when processes change

Next Steps