KAGEOS GUIDES
Concepts & architecture
Understand how workspaces, directories and agents fit together.
Start with a workspace
A workspace organizes business applications. Its service directory gives applications, functions, tables, forms, charts and documents stable paths. Those paths also locate permissions, tool calls and execution records.
For example, a customer-management directory could live at /sales/crm, containing a customer table, an input form and a reporting chart. Actual paths depend on your workspace.
Available capabilities
| Type | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Table | Query and maintain structured records |
| Form | Collect input and perform a defined operation |
| Chart | Explore metrics and trends |
| Docs | Store instructions, knowledge and runbooks |
| Function | Expose an operation to people, agents or schedules |
Read the directory description before using its pages or AI workbench. Agent tool calls remain subject to the current user’s resource permissions.
Three ways to work
- Open a page and submit a form or query a table.
- Give the AI workbench a goal and let it use the directory’s tools.
- Schedule a function or an agent session, then inspect its execution results.
Validate a task manually before enabling automation.
Platform and application boundaries
The platform owns authentication, permissions, runtime, scheduling and operation records. Business applications own their workflows and data. Application code uses the independent kageos-sdk, rather than internal platform packages.
Use the public website for product guides and workspace Docs for business-specific instructions and private knowledge.