AI & agents
AI and agents
See what each Logic Fabric AI product does, how they fit together, and which one to use for building, running, testing, reviewing and auditing your logic.
Applies toDataverse
Logic Fabric gives AI two jobs. It can help you design logic: read your projects, draft new artifacts, test them, review them and audit their security. And it can run the logic you have already built, so an AI assistant answers business questions with your real rules instead of guessing. Everything works on top of the projects you build in Logic Composer and Process Orchestrator, and always as the signed-in user, with that user’s Dataverse security.
Two ways to use AI
Section titled “Two ways to use AI”There are two kinds of AI products:
- MCP servers connect the AI assistant you already use (for example GitHub Copilot, Claude or an MCP-capable editor such as Visual Studio Code) to Logic Fabric. MCP, the Model Context Protocol, is an open standard that lets an assistant call tools. Logic Fabric has two MCP servers:
- Logic Foundry lets the assistant read, create and update your Logic Fabric configuration.
- Logic Conductor turns the blocks, flows and business processes you choose into tools the assistant can run.
- Logic Agents are ready-made web apps you sign in to. Each one does one job for a project: write logic from a description, document it, test it, review it, analyze processes or audit security.
flowchart LR U[You] --> C[AI assistant<br/>Copilot, Claude, VS Code] U --> A[Logic Agents<br/>web apps] C --> F[Logic Foundry<br/>build and change] C --> K[Logic Conductor<br/>run your logic] A --> F F --> P[(Your Logic Fabric<br/>projects in Dataverse)] K --> P
Which product do I need?
Section titled “Which product do I need?”| You want to… | Use |
|---|---|
| Ask your AI assistant to find, explain, create or change blocks, flows, recipes, processes and settings | Logic Foundry |
| Let an AI assistant run your approved business rules and start business processes | Logic Conductor |
| Describe logic in plain language and have it built for you, with your approval | Logic Assist |
| Produce a Business Requirements Document for a project | Logic Context |
| Generate and run test suites for blocks and flows | Logic Assurance |
| Review a project against governance rules before you publish | Logic Guard |
| Measure and improve business process designs | Logic Insights |
| Audit who can reach which logic and data | Logic Sentinel |
What all AI products have in common
Section titled “What all AI products have in common”- They act as you. Every read and every change runs with the signed-in user’s Dataverse security roles, business unit and team membership. An AI cannot see or do more than you can.
- Installed solutions are protected. Artifacts that belong to a managed solution can’t be changed through Logic Foundry or the agents. Make changes in your development environment and deploy them as usual.
- Writes are explicit. Logic Assist writes only what you approve. Logic Context, Logic Guard, Logic Insights and Logic Sentinel only read. Logic Assurance writes data only when you run flow tests and confirm the warning.
- Each product is installed separately. Install only the ones you need. For licensing, contact Flowon.
Explore
Section titled “Explore”Logic FoundryConnect your AI assistant so it can read and build Logic Fabric artifacts.Logic ConductorTurn blocks, flows and processes into tools an AI can run.Logic AgentsWeb apps that write, document, test, review, analyze and audit your logic.DeployFor administrators: deploy the AI products into your Azure subscription.