Faster
prompt to a working agent in hours
The hard part isn’t the first agent, it’s the 50th. Every team builds differently, nobody reuses anything, and agents reach production untested. Agent Builder is the governed factory that turns a prompt or a canvas into a certified, reusable agent, so you ship more agents faster, without the sprawl of untested, ungoverned work.
Describe the outcome in plain language. ADAM asks, grounds, and assembles the agent, with a live preview and try-it before a guided passport.
Wire orchestrator, specialists, MCP tools, and human-in-the-loop on a visual multi-agent canvas, tuning prompt, model, and memory per node.
A code-first SDK with synced canvas, custom tools, evals, CI/CD, and a golden-dataset test runner for full engineering control.
A reusable prompt library, skill library, and MCP Tool Registry, a reuse check that surfaces safety-passed agents to fork, and a multi-LLM playground.
Build from scratch in the ADAM canvas, or onboard existing agents from ServiceNow, Salesforce, Snowflake, Databricks, Bedrock, Vertex AI, and Copilot Studio.
Every build outputs one machine-readable passport that feeds agent safety, the AI registry listing, and control tower onboarding from a single form.
prompt to a working agent in hours
prompts, skills, and tools across teams
innovation from users to engineers on one platform
because every agent passes a safety gate before production
Agent Builder is framework-friendly and governs on top. It adds reuse, multi-model testing, a safety gate, and an agent passport that frameworks like LangChain and CrewAI do not provide on their own.
They still can. Agent Builder adds reuse, a safety gate, and business self-service on top of direct development, so the same practice scales from five agents to five hundred, safely.
No. Agent Builder is multi-persona: business users get prompt-to-agent, while engineers get the full visual canvas plus code and SDK. There is no ceiling on control or complexity.
The same governed, promotable agent with an Agent Passport that an engineer produces. ADAM asks, grounds, and assembles it, then runs it through the same safety gate before production.