What Opser can do
A practical guide to the work your agents can take on, and what each capability needs.
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Opser agents combine platform tools, installed app tools, and connected services. Start with what you want to achieve; the agent can choose the appropriate tools when they are available.
| Work | Start here |
|---|---|
| Process files with reusable code | Code & scripts |
| Find and update structured records | Data and reporting |
| Analyze PDFs and prepare documents | Documents and PDFs |
| Clean, calculate, and export tabular data | Spreadsheets |
| Prepare a slide deck | Presentations |
| Generate supported images, video, or audio | Media generation |
| Investigate public sources | Web research |
| Create a workspace tool | Internal app building |
| Build a separate website or portal | External app building |
| Assemble an overview of your work | Dashboards |
| Run recurring or event-driven work | Schedules and automations |
| Work across external accounts | Integrations |
See Built-in tools for the platform foundation behind these workflows.
More than a single tool call
A task may involve several steps: reading records, asking a question, analyzing files, delegating a bounded piece of work, and preparing a result. The conversation brings those steps together. The agent can use its workspace to process files and run supporting code when the environment permits it.
Data inspection is complete, the portal build is in progress, and access review and testing are pending.
Some tools become available only when relevant to the task. Installed apps contribute their own actions; the app’s interface and its agent tools work with the same underlying records.
What controls availability
A capability needs the appropriate workspace configuration, permissions, and sometimes a connected account. Some operations consume credits in addition to the model’s usage. Review usage and credits and approval rules before automating a costly or consequential workflow.
When something is unavailable, ask the agent which dependency is missing. A different model alone will not install an app, authorize a mailbox, or grant permission.