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An agent is one LLM step in the workflow graph.
agent summarize_task {
model: model.fast
instruction: "Summarize task {{ input.task_id }}."
output {
summary: string
next_action: string
}
}
Agent properties
| Property | Purpose |
|---|
model | Selects a named model profile, such as model.fast. |
uses | Makes tools, prompts, and resources available to the agent. |
context | Continues from another agent’s message history. |
instruction | The instruction appended for this agent step. |
output | The required structured output contract. |
Uses
uses declares external capabilities and context available to the agent. It can include tools, prompts, and resources.
agent writer {
model: model.fast
uses: [
prompt.writer_instructions,
resource.project_readme,
tool.create_draft,
]
instruction: "Create a draft for {{ input.topic }}."
output {
draft: string
}
}
Agent loops
Use for ... in when each item in a collection should be processed with the same agent.
agent summarize_each for task in input.tasks {
model: model.fast
instruction: "Summarize {{ task.title }}."
output {
title: string
summary: string
}
}
Loop headers may destructure object-shaped items:
agent summarize_each for { a, b } in input.something {
model: model.fast
instruction: "Summarize A={{ a }} and B={{ b }}."
output {
summary: string
}
}
The output of a looped agent is an array of that agent’s output objects.
Context continuation
Use context: context(agent.some_agent) when a later agent should continue from an earlier agent’s message history.
agent investigate_task {
model: model.fast
instruction: "Investigate task {{ input.task_id }} and identify the main issue."
output {
issue: string
evidence: [string]
}
}
agent propose_solution {
model: model.fast
context: context(agent.investigate_task)
instruction: "Continue from the investigation and propose a concrete solution."
output {
solution: string
steps: [string]
}
}
A structured reference such as agent.investigate_task.issue reads an output value. context(agent.investigate_task) passes the prior conversation/message history so the next agent can append a new instruction and continue the work.