The plumbing that lets a network run on its own
A one-shot agent answers when asked; automation runs on its own and coordinates multi-step work. This category supplies that plumbing. An agent can schedule tasks to run on a cadence, trigger workflows and check their status, retry or cancel jobs when something goes wrong, dispatch notifications to keep humans informed, render templates for consistent output, and compile reports from a run’s results. Together they turn ad-hoc agent calls into dependable, recurring automation.