AI & agents
Logic Agents
Meet the six Logic Agents that help you write, document, test, review, analyze and audit your Logic Fabric projects.
Applies toDataverse
Logic Agents are AI web apps that each do one job on a Logic Fabric project. You sign in with your organization account, pick a project, and the agent reads that project’s logic and your live Dataverse schema to produce something you can act on: new logic, a requirements document, test results, a governance report, process analytics or a security audit.
The six agents
Section titled “The six agents”| Agent | What it gives you | Writes to your environment? |
|---|---|---|
| Logic Assist | New or updated logic built from a plain-language description | Only what you approve |
| Logic Context | A Business Requirements Document for a project | No |
| Logic Assurance | Test suites for blocks and flows, and their run results | Only when you run flow tests and confirm |
| Logic Guard | A governance report with issues by severity and suggested fixes | No |
| Logic Insights | Health scores, metrics, simulations and redesign ideas for business processes | No |
| Logic Sentinel | A security audit: attack scenarios, findings with risk scores, role risk | No |
How agents work with your data
Section titled “How agents work with your data”- They see what you see. Each agent works as the signed-in user. It lists only the projects you can access and reads only the records and metadata your Dataverse security roles allow.
- Reading agents never change your project. Logic Context, Logic Guard, Logic Insights and Logic Sentinel only read, so they are safe to use against production.
- Changes need your approval. Logic Assist creates or updates an artifact only after you approve it, and never in a managed solution.
- Flow tests write data. Logic Assurance runs logic blocks without writing anything. Running flow tests executes the flows for real, so it asks you to confirm first.
- Your work stays yours. A running job, such as a scan, a document or a test run, can be viewed and steered only by the person who started it. A project’s agent settings and history are available only to people with access to that project.
flowchart LR U[You<br/>signed in] --> A[Logic Agent] A --> F[Logic Foundry] F --> D[(Your project and<br/>Dataverse schema)] A --> R[Report, document,<br/>tests or new logic]
Installation
Section titled “Installation”Each agent is installed separately; install only those you need. They don’t depend on each other, but all of them work through Logic Foundry, which must be available for the same environment. The AI model the agents use is chosen once by your administrator at installation; it is not a per-project setting. See Install the Logic Agents. For licensing, contact Flowon.