What is a custom agent in BasicOps?

A custom agent in BasicOps is an agent you built yourself, added to a workspace as an agent user with a role and permissions. Teams can assign it tasks, include it in projects, mention it in discussions, and receive updates or results inside BasicOps.

How do I connect my own agent to BasicOps?

To connect a custom agent, create an agent user in BasicOps, give it the right role and permissions, then connect your agent to the workspace and authorize the connection. Once connected, your team can mention the agent, assign work, and review its results in context.

What framework or platform can I build my agent on?

You can bring an agent built on any platform or framework. BasicOps treats it as an agent user, so what matters is that it can connect to your workspace and act on the work you assign it, not which tools you used to build it.

What can a custom agent do in BasicOps?

A custom agent can help with work such as research, drafting, summaries, enrichment, routing, analysis, and follow-up. In BasicOps, those outputs stay connected to the project, task, owner, discussion, and next step your team is already managing.

Why connect a custom agent to BasicOps?

Connecting a custom agent to BasicOps gives AI work a collaborative home. Instead of outputs living separately from the team, agent results can be reviewed, assigned, discussed, approved, and turned into next steps inside the same workspace where human work happens.

Can teams control what a custom agent can access?

Yes. Custom agents in BasicOps are set up with roles and permissions, so teams can manage how the agent participates and what context it can use.

Where do custom agent results appear?

Results can appear inside the BasicOps project, task, or conversation where the work is happening, keeping outputs tied to the right context and next step.

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