paperclip-create-agent

You create a governance-aware agent in Paperclip by submitting a new hire request that specifies the agent's role, title, and capabilities. This initiates a workflow covering identity validation, prompt drafting, and hire-approval.

The governance lifecycle for a Paperclip agent spans from initial draft to approval and activation. It includes identity validation, comparing existing agent configurations, and submitting a structured hire request for organizational review.

You inspect adapter configurations by reading related documentation and comparing existing agent configs within your company. This process identifies configuration gaps and enables you to reuse proven patterns before drafting the new agent.

Yes, Paperclip agent configuration requires structured payload handling via Paperclip endpoints. The workflow automates API-driven agent creation to satisfy requirements for secure governance and proper payload submission.

To draft a new agent prompt and configuration, you need the required role, reporting lines, icon, capabilities, and runtime settings. These elements are compiled before you submit the hire request for governance review.

Yes, you can manage source issues and approvals during the agent activation process. The governance workflow handles linking source issues and processing approvals from the initial draft stage through to final activation.