What is a Guild agent in BasicOps?

A Guild agent in BasicOps is a Guild-built agent user that can be added to a workspace with a role and permissions. Guild is the control plane where the agent is built and governed; BasicOps gives that agent a team seat so it can be assigned tasks, included in projects, mentioned in discussions, and report results inside BasicOps.

How do I connect Guild to BasicOps?

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

What can a Guild agent do in BasicOps?

A Guild agent can help with work such as research, drafting, summaries, enrichment, routing, analysis, and follow-up. Guild agents are model-agnostic and built on Guild's TypeScript SDK, and in BasicOps their outputs stay connected to the project, task, owner, discussion, and next step your team is already managing.

Why connect Guild agents to BasicOps?

Connecting Guild agents to BasicOps gives AI work a collaborative home. Guild governs what the agent can do; BasicOps is where that work happens with people, so agent results can be reviewed, assigned, discussed, approved, and turned into next steps in the same workspace as human work.

Is a Guild agent the same as a workflow user?

No. In BasicOps, the product model is an agent user, not a workflow user. Guild powers and governs the agent, while BasicOps gives that agent a team seat with permissions, assignments, project context, mentions, and reporting.

Can I assign tasks to a Guild agent in BasicOps?

Yes. Once the Guild agent is connected as an agent user, you can assign work, include it in projects, and mention it in conversations so it can respond with updates and results.

How do Guild's controls and BasicOps permissions work together?

They complement each other. Guild's control plane governs what the agent can access and do at the source, and BasicOps roles and permissions govern how the agent participates in your workspace, so oversight is enforced on both sides.

Where do Guild 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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