Agents are background workers that read your content and propose changes to it. They run on your own AI provider account and API key — Core dna does not resell model access — and they never publish anything on their own: every change an agent wants to make arrives as a recommendation for a person to accept or reject.
How the pieces fit
- The library lists every agent shipped with your release. Installing one creates your own configured copy of it.
- Providers and budgets hold the API keys and the spending limits those copies run under.
- Each run is recorded as an invocation, which is the log to open when an agent did not do what you expected.
- A run produces recommendations to review, and pauses as an escalation when it reaches a decision a person should make.