Noninteractive agent

A noninteractive agent runs without a person driving each turn — scheduled jobs, batch pipelines, and other autonomous workloads. It usually uses standing identity: the agent is the principal, and every call is attributed to that workload. This example will cover how to register the agent, attach the tools and models it needs, bound what it may call, and use audit to reconstruct a run after the fact. Until it ships, use the related patterns below.

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Next steps

• Identity patterns concept for when standing identity fits
• Code Execution Agent for a governed autonomous execution pattern
• Govern your first agent for the sandbox path end to end
• Develop to authenticate and route runtime traffic