MODEL
Visual system model
The authored agents, people, tools, skills, stores, systems, responsibilities and relationships.
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MODEL-BASED AGENT ENGINEERING
Stop guessing how your AI agents should work together.
Map your AI agents, their responsibilities and their interactions before you start building.
Use an explicit system model to define agent responsibilities, authority and handoffs, guide implementation, and check observed behavior against the design.
Design governance into the system from the start. Agent Modeler produces design-time governance evidence and implementation contracts that support review before code hides the decisions.
ARCHITECTURE IS A TEAM DECISION
Give people something concrete to review.
A shared visual model gives product owners, architects, developers and reviewers the same view of responsibilities, access and handoffs before those decisions harden into code.
WHEN THE IDEA MEETS IMPLEMENTATION
Your agent idea makes sense in your head. Building it is where the gaps appear.
A promising concept can become a collection of prompts, tools and integrations before anyone has made the whole system explicit. By the time the missing decisions surface, they are already embedded in code.
- Responsibilities are scattered across notes and conversations.
- Tool access, memory and authority are decided while building.
- Handoffs and human decisions remain implied.
- Different builders fill the same gaps in different ways.
TRY THE CANVAS
Start with a working system, then change it yourself.
Move the named elements, draw another relationship, clear the example, or add your own elements from the ribbon. This preview uses the real Agent Modeler shapes and relationship rules, but it does not save or execute anything.
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WHAT THE MODEL PRODUCES
One authored design. Concrete deliverables for the work that follows.
The canvas is not the end product. Agent Modeler carries the same explicit system into documents, implementation specifications and verification work.
DOCUMENT
Professional design document
A structured account of the architecture, every element, and the complete tool and skill inventories.
SPECIFICATION
Structured specification
Portable implementation guidance, requirements, interfaces and tool contracts generated from the saved model.
VERIFICATION
Test and conformance work
Declared relationships, controlled trials and recorded evidence kept connected to the design they examine.
SEE IT BEFORE YOU BUILD IT
See the whole system before code hides the decisions.
Map the agents, people, tools, memory, boundaries and handoffs that make the system work. Then turn that shared design into specifications and verification work.
Visual Modelling
See the design before building the system.
Explore agents, tools, skills, stores and human decisions in the visual model. Switch between the full model, workflow, and state and capabilities without changing the design.
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Simplified illustration, not a complete specification or a live run. No real money moves.
HOW IT WORKS
From agent idea to a documented design.
Start with the idea
What should this agent system accomplish?
Make the design explicit
Who acts, what they can use, and where control changes hands.
Build from a shared blueprint
A structured specification people and coding agents can follow.
AVAILABLE NOW
The product is moving beyond the canvas.
These are available capabilities, not invented customer claims or promised release dates.
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Agent Modeler MCP connection
Use supported assistants to create and revise models, organize projects, validate designs and generate exports through an authorized workspace connection.
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Professional design documents
Generate a structured design document with the authored architecture, element definitions, tool and skill inventories, and a real model image.
MAKE YOUR DESIGN EXPLICIT
Move from “I have an agent idea” to “I can explain how this system should work.”
Give your team a shared design they can review, test and build from without losing the reasoning behind it.