Build a visual design environment for workflows in which multiple AI agents or automated services must hand work to one another without losing context or exceeding their permissions.
Let users define agents, responsibilities, accepted inputs, required outputs, tools, access permissions, deadlines, and escalation rules. Represent the workflow as a graph with explicit handoff contracts between every stage.
Simulate successful execution, incomplete outputs, contradictory recommendations, unavailable tools, repeated failures, conflicting agent actions, and unexpected input formats. Show how each agent receives context and which information it is allowed to access.
Include approval gates for consequential actions, retry limits, timeout handling, idempotency rules, audit logs, and recovery paths. Identify circular handoffs and situations in which no agent owns a critical decision.
Generate an implementation specification, test scenarios, and a human-readable workflow diagram. Treat simulated behavior as a design test, not proof of production reliability. Never grant agents unrestricted access by default.
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