Prepare an agent

Before letting it act, what do you want to be able to check?

Deciding on a launch, designing the system or owning the business process? Let’s start with one precise action.

Sources and reading context

Reading guide to TENIR pages and demonstrations. Detailed sources are identified on each linked resource.

Simplified public rendering, read on 19 October 2026. KB3: enacted, active doctrinal rendering line. It renders meaning; it is not the code, and not a constitution. KB2: prior rendering line. This site certifies no implementation. Read the detailed status →

A team can agree on what an agent should do while leaving questions about stopping, duplicates or uncertain outcomes open.

Start by naming the action, its limits and the evidence expected for its outcome.

See a diagnostic sheet

Simulated example · judge the format before contacting us.

Questions you might have

Where should my team start?

Choose one action and one recipient system. Ask who authorizes it, what must block it and how its outcome will be confirmed. Documents and interviews can be the starting point.

Start with a product situation →In practice
I want to see contracts and mechanisms.

The REG standard describes execution requirements. The architecture presents roles and boundaries. Repositories and the Status page identify available mechanisms and their limits.

Explore roles in the architecture →Interactive · English
What does the accompanied diagnostic provide?

A sourced sheet separating facts, unknowns and the next control to check, with annexes and up to three priorities within the agreed scope. The format is confirmed in the quote.

Look at a sheet and its sources →Simulated example

Choose what comes next

Would a concrete situation help you explore?

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