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Documentation Index

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An Agent is the core unit of work in Sequentum. It encapsulates:
  • A starting URL (or set of URLs).
  • A series of commands that describe how to navigate, click, fill forms, paginate, and parse.
  • An output schema describing the data the Agent emits.
  • Optional runtime properties (browser, anti-blocking, proxies).
Agents live inside a Space and are versioned: each save creates a new version, and you can roll back at any time.

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Two ways to author an Agent

Agent Builder

Describe what you want in plain language. Sequentum plans, builds, and tests the Agent.

The Editor

Hand-author the command tree for full control. Best for complex sites and SE4 migrants.

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Lifecycle

draft  →  saved  ⇄  archived
A draft Agent becomes saved on first publish, gaining an integer agentId and a versionNumber of 1. Each subsequent save creates a new version (the highest-numbered version is active). An Agent can be archived to hide it without deleting; unarchive to bring it back. Run lifecycle is separate — see Runs.

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Identifiers

  • agentId — stable integer identifier for the Agent. Survives renames, version restores, and archive/unarchive.
  • versionNumber — increments on each save. Used in version restore.