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AIP

About AIP

Configure Agents and connect business systems using the FDE delivery workbench.

Hast AIP is the platform and workbench developed through FDE practice. It provides reusable Agent configuration, system connections, and runtime capabilities so delivery teams can integrate customer workflows with AI without rebuilding the same foundations for each project.

Suitable delivery scenarios

Use AIP to configure an Agent with a defined responsibility when work repeatedly needs enterprise documents, business rules, or existing systems. Examples include knowledge retrieval and tools for customer support, sources and analysis methods for research, or query interfaces for operations.

Decide who will use the Agent, what it can read, what actions it may perform, and how results will be checked. FDEs and customers agree on enterprise deployment, system access, and launch responsibilities.

What the workbench provides

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Define responsibilities and rulesSystem prompt, model, capabilitiesManage Agents
Reuse methods and informationSkills and knowledge basesSkills, knowledge
Connect business systemsHTTP tools and secret bindingsTools, secrets
Retain business contextMemory read and write scopesMemory
Check and deliver configurationsDebugging, import/export, HTTP callsDebugging, HTTP integration

The workbench maintains configuration and integration settings. Validate business outcomes with real examples: start with a clearly scoped workflow, inspect output and tool calls, then decide whether to expand usage.

Key concepts

TermPurpose
AgentA configuration you can save, debug, and invoke
System promptResponsibilities, processing rules, and output requirements
SkillReusable working methods and supporting files
Knowledge baseIndexed URLs or files for retrieval
ToolBusiness API access or configured runtime capabilities
SecretA stored business credential bound to an Agent
MemoryContext and preferences needed in later tasks
HookThe Agent's HTTP entry point; this name appears in APIs and configuration files

Configuration and delivery

  1. Create an Agent, describe its responsibility, and choose a model.
  2. Add sources, Skills, or business tools as needed.
  3. Save and test a complete conversation in debugging.
  4. Use the invocation URL from your server and handle replies and stop requests.

Start with your first Agent, or import or copy an existing configuration.

Enabled state and run state

An Agent's enabled state determines whether it accepts calls. Enabled does not mean a task is running or a call has completed successfully. Inspect debug replies or invocation events for the result of each test.

Saved Agents use the current configuration. Before changes, export a copy and debug affected workflows afterward.

Launching with FDEs

The enterprise supplies business goals and data requirements; FDEs own the solution and delivery, while the platform team supports shared capabilities. Projects move from scenario definition and technical discovery through pilot validation into staged deployment. Operational issues and user feedback guide later improvements.

See FDE delivery and platform support and community.

Meet HastLearn about Hast AIP, Hast Agent, Hast GTM, and delivery with the FDE team.About AIPConfigure Agents and connect business systems using the FDE delivery workbench.Create your first AgentConfigure, save, and debug an Agent without external services.Configure and manage AgentsSet responsibilities, models, and capabilities, and maintain the active configuration.Manage SkillsWrite, import, and select the skill files used by Agents.Add a knowledge baseIndex URLs or files so an Agent can retrieve information from them.Manage business secretsStore credentials and bind them to Agents without exposing real values in examples.Connect business toolsLet Agents call HTTP services with explicit inputs and authentication.Configure long-term memoryChoose what memory an Agent can read and where new memory is written.Debug an AgentTest saved configurations, conversation continuity, and tool results.Import, export, and copyReuse configurations and recheck resources and credentials after migration.HTTP integrationInvoke an Agent from your server, continue conversations, read replies, and stop execution.MCP integrationConnect external Agent clients to AIP tools with a Public API Key.About Task AgentPlan, execute, and deliver complete tasks with tools, files, and lasting context.Complete your first taskSubmit a request, review the plan, and inspect the final output.Plan, execute, and manage conversationsRefine plans, stop execution, and manage conversation history.Upload, view, and download filesProvide inputs and keep the files created by your tasks.Connect apps and configure capabilitiesAuthorize external apps and maintain context across tasks.Create scheduled tasksSet recurrence and timezone, then inspect each run's result.Task Agent troubleshootingCheck access, connections, task state, and files.API quickstartCreate a key, submit a task, and read execution results.Event streamingRead SSE frames, resume after disconnection, and interpret Event v2.API referenceExplore public endpoint parameters, authentication, and response schemas.About GTMUse a shared website project for research, visibility analysis, and marketing drafts.Create your first GTM projectEnter a website, wait for initialization, and inspect the first results.Manage projects and website contextSwitch projects, refresh site information, and manage project settings.Company analysis and project documentsReview product, competitor, and marketing context before content tasks.SEO and website performanceRead PageSpeed reports for mobile and desktop.AI brand mentionsInspect buyer questions and whether model answers mention your brand.Connect Google AnalyticsAuthorize an account, choose a GA property, and inspect traffic reports.Generate and publish X draftsCreate posts, review previews, and finish publishing on X.Generate article draftsSet style, language, and audience, then review and copy Markdown.Use Growth AgentRead project context or start supported background operations in conversation.Run status and troubleshootingCheck queueing, dependencies, and results without treating unfinished work as missing data.Plans and usageCheck access, consumption, and billing for the current Profile.