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Agents and workflows have different jobs

A simple way to decide where flexible AI reasoning belongs and where fixed business rules should remain in control.

Start with the process

A workflow describes known steps: what starts the work, what data is required, who approves, and what happens next. Those steps should remain visible even when AI assists with part of the task.

Use an agent for bounded judgment

An agent can help interpret a request, gather relevant context, or draft a recommendation. Give it a narrow job, permitted tools, and an expected output that a person or rule can evaluate.

Put them together deliberately

The workflow can call an agent at a defined point and then route its output through a policy check or approval. This makes the end-to-end process understandable while preserving useful flexibility.

Where In10shin fits

Agent Studio

Design agents around a specific business task, the tools they can use, and the decisions a person must review.

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