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Agent Architect is an AI-powered coding assistant built directly into Agent Studio. It acts as a copilot that helps you design, build, and iterate on plugins without leaving the platform. Rather than switching between documentation, external tools, and the editor, you can interact with Agent Architect in a conversational sidebar panel to accelerate your development workflow.

Agent Architect is embedded in Agent Studio and currently operates as a read-and-advise copilot. It cannot directly update or modify a plugin on your behalf — all changes are authored by you.

How It Works

Agent Architect lives as a resizable sidebar panel within Agent Studio. You can expand, collapse, and resize the panel at any time to balance screen real estate between the main editor and the assistant.

Key interaction patterns:

  • Open the panel from the sidebar to start a session.
  • Ask questions about how to build or configure your plugin.
  • Resize the panel by dragging the edge to give yourself more or less room.
  • Collapse and reopen the panel at any time — your conversation context is preserved so you can reclaim screen real estate when you need it.

Reasoning Modes

Agent Architect offers three reasoning modes that trade off between response quality and speed. You can select the appropriate mode depending on the complexity of your task.

ModeModelBest For
HighGemini 3.1 Pro PreviewComplex architectural decisions, multi-step plugin design, and detailed troubleshooting
MediumGemini 3 FlashGeneral plugin building, configuration questions, and moderate-complexity tasks
LowGemini 2.5 FlashQuick lookups, simple syntax questions, and lightweight tasks where speed is prioritized

Start with Medium for most tasks. Switch to High when you need deeper reasoning for complex plugin architectures, and use Low for fast, simple queries.

Capabilities

Agent Architect can assist with the full range of plugin development tasks within Agent Studio.

What Agent Architect Can Do

CapabilityDescription
Plugin Design GuidanceGet recommendations on plugin architecture, including how to structure conversational processes and actions.
Configuration AssistanceReceive help writing and debugging DSL rules, data mapper configurations, and compound action patterns.
Slot & Resolver StrategyPlan slot definitions, resolver strategies, and input argument mappings for your conversational flows.
Troubleshooting & DebuggingDiagnose common errors, review logs, and get suggestions for fixing broken configurations.
Best Practices & CookbooksAsk for recommendations based on established patterns from the Moveworks cookbook library.
Code & Script AssistanceGet help writing Python scripts, HTTP action configurations, and compound action logic.

Current Limitations

Agent Architect is currently a assistant experience — it advises and generates suggestions, but it cannot directly modify your plugins. You will always apply changes yourself in the Agent Studio editor.

  • Cannot update plugins directly. Agent Architect provides guidance and code snippets, but all edits must be made manually by the developer.
  • Session-based context. The assistant’s understanding is scoped to your current conversation. For complex multi-session work, you may need to re-establish context.

Getting Started

  1. Open Agent Studio and navigate to any plugin you’re working on.
  2. Click the Agent Architect icon in the sidebar to open the panel.
  3. Type your question or describe what you’re trying to build.
  4. Use the reasoning mode selector to choose High, Medium, or Low based on your task complexity.
  5. Apply the suggestions from Agent Architect directly in your plugin editor.

Agent Architect is available to all commercial Agent Studio users. No additional configuration or setup is required. It is not available in GovCloud at this time.