AgentRun has introduced a Domain Specific Language (DSL) designed to incorporate existing AI agents into defined workflows. This DSL allows for the creation of repeatable steps within agent-powered applications, providing a structured approach to agent operations.
The DSL utilizes Jev for focused decision-making processes within these workflows. Agents can be called upon for investigation when complex tasks arise, while the application maintains its existing tools, model access, permissions, and budgets.
To use AgentRun, Node 22.19+ and npm are required. A quickstart guide, documentation, and examples are available. A ticket-routing demo, which uses scripted decisions and does not require an API key, is provided for initial exploration. The support example demonstrates a workflow with scripted tools and model responses, including escalation paths based on defined criteria and confidence thresholds.
Workflows can be written as JSON. The system uses nodes like 'call' for tool execution and 'judge' for decision-making, referencing schemas like 'Candidate' and 'Fit'. The 'Fit' schema defines criteria for decisions, and the system reads decision outcomes and confidence levels to determine subsequent steps.
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AgentRun released a Domain Specific Language (DSL) that allows developers to integrate existing AI agents into structured workflows. This DSL enables defining repeatable steps and using Jev for decision-making within agent-based applications.