AI Agent Customization
What is an AI Agent?
An AI Agent is an intelligent entity that can autonomously understand tasks, plan steps, execute operations, and self-correct. Unlike traditional software, AI Agents do not operate based on fixed programs but rather "understand → think → act" like humans.
What should a usable enterprise AI Agent include?
We will not just create a chatbot. An enterprise-grade AI Agent must be able to access knowledge, invoke tools, adhere to permissions, handle exceptions, and log key operations for team review and continuous optimization.
| Capability | Description |
|---|---|
| Role Boundaries | Clearly define what the Agent is responsible for and what it is not, avoiding unauthorized responses or performing irrelevant tasks. |
| Knowledge Sources | Access product documentation, SOPs, contract templates, historical tickets, project materials, and databases. |
| Tool Invocation | Connect to CRM, ERP, OA, ticketing systems, email, WeCom, Lark, or internal APIs. |
| Human Takeover | Automatically escalate to a human when encountering low confidence, sensitive information, complaints, or high-risk operations. |
| Observability | Log queries, retrieval sources, tool invocations, generated results, user feedback, and correction records. |
| Continuous Optimization | Optimize the knowledge base, prompts, process rules, and response templates based on real usage data. |
Differences from Traditional Software
| Traditional Software | AI Agent |
|---|---|
| Run based on preset logic | Make autonomous decisions after understanding intent |
| Can only handle known situations | Can adapt to unknown changes |
| Fixed functionality, requires development for upgrades | Continuous learning, automatic optimization |
| Humans adapt to software | Software adapts to humans |
Delivery Process
Common Implementation Forms
Data Security and Deployment Methods
Based on customer requirements for data security, budget, and maintenance capabilities, we support SaaS API calls, enterprise private knowledge bases, hybrid cloud deployment, and on-premises private deployment. Sensitive data can be masked before entering the model, the knowledge base is authorized by role, key operations are logged in audit trails, and high-risk tasks must be confirmed by a human before execution.