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The Workspace Agent is a built-in agent that comes with every workspace. Instead of a single prompt, its behavior is a checklist of rules that your whole team can add to, edit, and switch on or off. It is the place to encode your agency’s standards once, so every review applies them.
Agents are currently in Beta. Each run consumes AI credits from your workspace balance, and the cost is always shown before you confirm a run.

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Where to find it

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On the Superflow Dashboard, click Agents in the left sidebar

The Workspace Agent is always pinned at the top of the agent list, above your own agents.
The All Agents page with the Workspace Agent pinned at the top of the list
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Click the Workspace Agent to open its checklist

The checklist is a table of rules with columns for Tests, Group, Utilization, and Created By. Utilization shows how often each rule has produced findings, so you can see which rules earn their keep.
The Workspace Agent checklist page with the Add Rule button

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Adding and managing rules

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Click Add Rule to open the inline composer

Write the rule in plain English, the same way you would brief a junior reviewer. For example: “All call-to-action buttons must use the primary brand color” or “Phone numbers must be formatted as (555) 555-5555”.
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Edit, disable, or delete rules from each row

Every rule can be edited in place, toggled on or off without deleting it, or removed entirely. Disabled rules stay in the list so you can bring them back later.
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Resolve conflicts when Superflow flags them

If two rules contradict each other, the conflicting pair is pinned above the list with a resolve action, so the agent never has to guess which one wins.

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When it runs

The Workspace Agent runs like any other agent: from the Run button on the agent list, as part of a group with Run All Agents, or as a pre-check when you create a new project. Its findings appear in the same places as every agent’s findings. See How to Review Agent Findings.
Treat the checklist as a living document. When a client reports an issue your review missed, add it as a rule. The next review catches it automatically, on every project.