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An assistant that can take defined steps, not an unbounded operator.

An agent is software that can choose a next step from a set of tools you allow: look up a record, draft a message, open a task, or ask a person to approve. The value is the boundary, not the impression of independence.

Myrran designs those boundaries. Each tool has a permission, each sensitive action has an approval, and every run leaves a trace your team can inspect.

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Clay node sphere connected toward task blocks, representing an AI agent

Who it is for

Operations and support teams with repeatable tasks that cross more than one system, and a willingness to review the agent's actions.

  • Tool list

    The agent can only call the functions we expose. Browsing the open web or writing to production systems is off unless explicitly included.

  • Permission scope

    Read and write are separated. A customer-facing agent does not receive administrator credentials.

  • Approval gates

    Refunds, deletions, external sends, and other high-impact actions wait for a person.

  • Traces

    You can see the inputs, the tool calls, and the output. A failure is visible rather than quietly retried forever.

  • Fallback

    When confidence is low or a tool fails, the work returns to a queue a person already understands.

Limits we will say out loud

  • Agents are not employees and they are not a control framework. Your business remains responsible for the outcome.
  • We will refuse designs that give an agent unrestricted access to email, files, and payments.
  • An agent that nobody monitors will drift. Monitoring is part of the engagement, not an optional extra.

Questions

A chatbot talks. An agent can also call tools. If the task is only answering from a page of policies, a simpler assistant is the better design.

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