AI Workspace
AI Workspace is the developer surface for taking tested API operations into production agent workflows. Its navigation contains Tools, Policies, Agents, Observe, and Apps.
Tools
Tools are created from tested requests in API Workspace. The registry groups tools by source collection and supports search, category filters, sorting, and direct access to the original request. Tool definitions retain the API method, URL, request inputs, authentication context, retry behavior, and redaction configuration established during export.
If no tools exist, select Add AI tool for a guided explanation of the API-to-tool workflow.
Policies
A policy grants an agent access to a selected group of tools. Start from a template or build a policy from scratch. Policy controls can define environment scope, composition behavior, rate and concurrency boundaries, budget information, approval requirements when supported, response-data permissions, and conditional rules over sanitized arguments.
The visual rule builder and JSON view describe the same policy contract. Review the policy impact before removing it from an agent; KeyRunner identifies tools that would become unavailable because no other assigned policy provides them.
Agents
Agents represent developer-owned runtimes that use governed tools. The agent screen focuses on production integration:
- Overview of success rate, latency, available tools, and recent activity
- Assigned policies and effective production tools
- Authentication or workload identity
- SDK and MCP integration information
- Searchable activity and execution logs
- Deployments and integration guidance
- Change history for policy and capability updates when available
See Production agent workflow.
Observe
Agent Observability presents workspace traces, success rate, tool latency, model-token usage, estimated cost, failures, and execution details. Open a trace graph to understand the path from agent invocation through model and policy decisions to tool calls and API responses.
See Agent observability and trace graph.
Apps
Apps is a preview of building a conversational application from governed tools or a policy. Developers can choose tools, define instructions and access, connect a model with a bring-your-own-key configuration, and preview the experience. Publishing remains gated while the hosted application capability is prepared for release.
See AI Apps preview.