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Agentic

Single agent with tools

One model, a toolbox, and a loop that decides what to call next.

Use it when

A conversation or task needs judgement about which system to consult and in what order: customer queries, sales qualification, commerce in chat, internal copilots.

Structure

The parts, top to bottom

hover a part to see its job

across every level

Hover or tap any part to see what it does. The light shows the order a request moves through.

Flow

What happens, in order

  1. 1User or event
  2. 2Agent reasons about the goal
  3. 3Calls a tool (search, CRM, calendar)
  4. 4Observes result
  5. 5Repeats until done
  6. 6Responds or hands off
Tools

What we typically build it with

OpenAI Agents SDKClaude Agent SDKLangGraphMCPLangfuse / LangSmith

Trade-offs

Simple to build and reason about; loops and cost need guarding; one agent can be overloaded with too many tools, which is when you split into workers.

What we solve

Problems this architecture solves

Generic problem statements with the flow and the outcomes the industry has documented.

Grounded support agent

Support queues that never shrink

Tier-1 questions consume most of the team's day, answers vary by agent, and customers wait. Generic chatbots deflect badly because they do not know your policies or your systems.

How the system works

  1. Customer message
  2. Intent & policy check
  3. Retrieve from your docs & orders
  4. Answer or act via tools
  5. Escalate with context
Hybrid RAGTool callingLangGraphZendesk / IntercomLangfuse

Outcome: Klarna's assistant handled two thirds of customer chats in its first month and cut resolution time from 11 minutes to under two; Intercom reports Fin resolving 76% of conversations on average. Klarna press release

Architecture
WhatsApp commerce agent

Sales conversations stuck on personal phones

Orders, questions and promotions run through WhatsApp with no history, no automation and no way to see what drove revenue.

How the system works

  1. Ad or QR opens chat
  2. AI agent answers from catalogue
  3. Cart & payment in chat
  4. Order synced to store
  5. Campaign & follow-up
WhatsApp Business PlatformShopifyRazorpay / StripeRAG over catalogueTeam inbox

Outcome: 53% of retailers already automate messaging on the WhatsApp Business Platform (Infobip), and the same grounded-agent pattern turns that channel into a store, a support desk and a campaign tool with attribution. Infobip WhatsApp statistics

Architecture
Conversational recruiting agent

Hiring that stalls on screening and scheduling

High-volume roles generate thousands of applications; recruiters spend their time on screening questions and calendar tennis instead of on candidates.

How the system works

  1. Candidate applies via chat
  2. Assistant screens against requirements
  3. Books interviews on recruiter calendars
  4. Generates offer & onboarding docs
  5. ATS updated throughout
WhatsApp / SMSStructured extractionCalendar & ATS APIsHybrid candidate searchGuardrails

Outcome: Conversational recruiting assistants report 40,000 hours saved per week at one retailer, 58% faster application flows and 54% lower cost per hire. Paradox customer results

Architecture
Sales agent with CRM tools

Leads that go cold before anyone replies

Inbound leads wait hours, reps spend their time on CRM hygiene, and nobody knows which deals deserve attention this week.

How the system works

  1. Lead arrives
  2. Enrich from web & CRM
  3. Qualify & score
  4. Reply or book meeting
  5. Log to CRM & alert rep
HubSpot / SalesforceWeb enrichmentTool callingWhatsApp / emailGuardrails

Outcome: AI-agent adoption in customer-facing service organisations rose from 39% to 66% between 2025 and 2026; the same grounded-agent pattern applies to first response and qualification in sales. Salesforce research via Agentforce ecosystem guide

Architecture
Related

Other agentic patterns

Agentic

Supervisor multi-agent system

An orchestrator plans; specialised workers execute; results are merged.

Use it when: Multi-step processes that touch several systems or skills: research and due diligence, back-office case handling, candidate pipelines, anything where one agent's context would overflow.

Flow

  1. 1Task arrives
  2. 2Supervisor decomposes into steps
  3. 3Workers run in parallel with their own tools
  4. 4Results validated & merged
  5. 5Human checkpoint if needed
Agentic

Computer-use agent for software without an API

A perceive-decide-act loop that drives legacy desktops and web apps through the screen, with approval gates.

Use it when: Systems that have no API or export: legacy ERPs, government portals, partner sites, thick-client tools. Use APIs and MCP wherever they exist; use the screen only where they do not.

Flow

  1. 1Task and policy defined
  2. 2Screenshot captured
  3. 3Vision model reads the screen
  4. 4Click / type / scroll action emitted
  5. 5Sandboxed execution & verification

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