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Phinite enables teams to build and deploy Agent Graphs securely across channels, triggers, and the Agent Registry. Every graph follows the same spine: Design → Save → Build → Environment → Deploy (or Expose as A2A).

Conversational

Voice and chat agents for real-time user conversations.

Autonomous

Background automation via API triggers and cron schedules.

Graph Studio

Visual workflow builder for both graph types.

Integrations Hub

Prebuilt tools and channel connectors.

Conversational Agent Graphs

Purpose: Engage users through chat or voice channels with context, retrieval, and multi-step orchestration. Examples:
  • Support or HR FAQ agents
  • Appointment schedulers
  • Knowledge-grounded internal helpdesks
  • Order status and ticket-creation flows
Answer FAQs, escalate tickets, and sync outcomes to CRM or Slack using predefined tools.
Automate booking flows with Google Calendar, HubSpot Meetings, or custom APIs.
Ground conversations on internal documents or RAG collections for accurate responses.
Deploy targets: Deploy to Channel, Deploy as Chat API, Expose as A2A.
Workspace filters may still show an Email chip. New graphs only offer Conversational and Autonomous.

Autonomous Agent Graphs

Purpose: Execute background and cross-system workflows without a live user — triggered by webhooks, schedules, or events. Examples:
  • Data enrichment and validation pipelines
  • Compliance evidence collection
  • Scheduled report generation
  • Monitoring and alerting workflows
Automate repetitive processes like data enrichment, validation, and reporting.
Collect evidence, run validations, and maintain compliance logs.
Ingest, transform, and publish structured data using external APIs and schedulers.
Deploy targets: Deploy as API, Cron job, Expose as A2A (coming soon for Autonomous).
Design Autonomous graphs for idempotent actions and clear error handling — there is no user in the loop to recover from failures.

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Getting started

  1. Create a workspace — name it after your department or project.
  2. Add users — assign roles and permissions (User roles).
  3. Create an Agent Graph — choose Conversational or Autonomous.
  4. Design in Graph Studio — nodes, tools, RAG, variables.
  5. Ship securely — Save, Build, assign DEV/UAT/PROD, then Deploy.