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Getting Started

Getting Started

Polygentic lets you define multi-agent work as a visual workflow or give a goal to an Agent Team that plans and delegates the work. Runs are durable, inspectable, and able to use connected services, cloud workspaces, or files and browser sessions from your computer.

Choose How to Start

Build a Workflow

Choose a workflow when you want an explicit, reusable graph with controlled routing and deterministic actions.

  1. Read What is Polygentic? and the Core Mental Model.
  2. Follow Your First Workflow.
  3. Use Workflow Copilot when you want help creating or changing the graph from a prompt.
  4. Add a trigger when the workflow should start from a schedule or connected-service event.

Run an Agent Team

Choose an Agent Team when the goal is clear but the best plan should emerge during execution. A lead agent coordinates teammates, and you can follow or steer the work in the team run view.

  1. Read Agent Teams.
  2. Compare Teams and Workflows.
  3. Start with Running Agent Teams.

Learn the Interface

  • Dashboard Tour explains the main authoring, run, workspace, integration, and account surfaces.
  • Execution Runtime explains live progress, durable states, Stop, recovery, and resumable pauses.
  • Credits explains hosted model usage, BYOK runs, balances, and cost controls.

Connect Your Computer

For staff/admin accounts with local desktop access enabled, install Desktop Bridge when a run needs a local repository, a browser session on your computer, or approval to apply completed changes locally.

Extend What Agents Can Do

  • Tools provide agent-directed capabilities.
  • Actions perform deterministic workflow operations.
  • Agent Skills add reusable instructions and resources.
  • Workflow Packages let you share or import workflow definitions.
  • Integrations connect services such as GitHub, Linear, Slack, Google, Microsoft, Salesforce, and NetSuite.

Next Steps