> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.peoplelogic.dev/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.peoplelogic.dev/guides/key-concepts/agents.md).

# Agents

AI agents are specialized sets of AI tools that can be set to task to accomplish very specific tasks.  Within Peoplelogic.dev you can create and host agentic workflows with many single agents or a team of agents working together to accomplish a task.

### What is available to the agents?

Peoplelogic.dev's agent SDK aims to provide you with everything you need to be able to build commercial agentic workflows.  As such, all agents come with the ability to talk to the Universal Talent API and Merge.dev along with the ability to build your own custom Tools for each agent.  

The SDK also includes a common tool layer to handle scheduled tasks, working with email or Slack notifications, and working with file uploads.

### Agent Teams

Peoplelogic.dev's Agent SDK supports building and interacting with teams of agents in addition to a single agent.  

With Agent Teams you interact with a Coordinator Agent that knows about the rest of the team (Worker Agents) and the tools that are available to your agents.  It handles assignment to the appropriate agents and verifying that the user has given all the inputs the agents need to execute appropriately.

You can also make the Coordinator Agent be a Worker Agent so that it can handle its own tasks.  For example, it might be the one that handles high level strategic work (a VP role) in addition to delegating more tactical work or analysis work to other agents.

### How do I access my agents?

The Agent SDK provides the foundation to setup access to your agents directly in the flow of work, from a dedicated API to email to Slack or Teams and more.  To enable this access you usually need to give your agent specific keys to the services (such as Slack) but once this is provided the access is built-in.

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You can also see the list of agents that you have deployed through your management dashboard.

For more information - read the guide [Getting Started with the Talent Agent SDK.](/guides/getting-started-with-the-talent-agent-sdk.md)


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