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Agents Bounded specialist agents
Assign each agent a defined role, data scope, tool set, and operating authority.
Blueprint use case Enterprise pattern
Enterprise reasoning agents
Coordinate specialized agents across enterprise data, approved models, tools, and explicit operating policies.
Scoped enterprise engagement · Suggested model mix: QGI One, QGI Fusion, QGI Symbolic, QGI Coder, governed agents, enterprise memory, and approved tools.
What it is
Independent agents can use inconsistent context, duplicate work, or call tools beyond their authority unless roles, memory, constraints, and escalation paths are designed together. QGI approaches this as a governed application pattern rather than a standalone point solution.
Designed for Cross-functional knowledge and decision workflows.
Capabilities
Built around the work—not the demo.
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Fusion Hybrid coordination
Combine language reasoning with explicit constraints before tool use or downstream action.
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Audit End-to-end operating trace
Preserve delegation, evidence, tool calls, conflicts, approvals, and outcomes.
How it works
One governed path.
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Define roles and authority
Model agent responsibilities, permitted tools, shared context, and human-control boundaries.
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Connect approved systems
Expose only the data, models, APIs, and memory each workflow requires.
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Coordinate and supervise
Resolve conflicting proposals, escalate exceptions, and retain a reviewable execution record.
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