Zero Agents
What is Zero Agents?
Learn how roles, context, memory and collaboration shape an agent’s work, and how activity and durable agents contribute to tasks and wider processes.

Roles agents take on
Research
Gathers and summarises what is known, from your data and from the sources you allow.
Doc Edit
Drafts and edits documents, and brings in Research when it needs more to work with.
Chatbot
Holds a conversation with a customer or a colleague, with the context of your business behind it.
Your own roles
A support desk, a help desk, or a website assistant: a role you define, given your context and your data.
Agents that make other agents better
Eval
Scores an agent's work against what good looks like for that role.
Memory Extraction
Keeps what is worth remembering from a piece of work, so the next run starts ahead.
Critic
Reviews a draft and identifies improvements.
Activity Agent: short tasks
The default. It takes a task, finishes it, and hands back the result.
Durable Agent: long-running work
It stays with a piece of work over time. It can wait for a decision, and it can hand work to other agents.
These classes describe the duration and continuity of work.
What is an agent on Zero?
An AI agent with a defined role. It completes defined work independently or as a step in a flow, using relevant business context and data.
What roles can agents take on?
Research, drafting and editing documents, conversation, assessment, and first-line decisions. Zero provides roles such as Research, Doc Edit, and Chatbot, and you can define your own.
How does an agent know about my business?
Each agent is given business context, the data it needs through datasets, and memory of earlier work. Its output fits the way you operate because it starts from what your business already knows.
Can I define my own agents?
Yes. A support desk, a help desk, or a website assistant is a role you define, with your context and your data.
How do agents work together?
An agent can delegate focused tasks to specialist agents and combine their findings. In a flow, their work joins data, checks, and decisions in one process.
Agent
An AI agent with a defined role. It works on its own or as a step in a flow, with the context of the business and the data it needs.
Role
The job an agent is given: what it is for, what it may use, and what it hands on.
Context
What an agent knows about the business it is working for: its processes, its language, and the task in front of it.
Memory
What an agent keeps from earlier work, so the next run starts from what was learned.
Collaboration
Agents with defined roles share tasks and combine their work within a flow.
Zero Agents is part of Zero, the agentic orchestration platform.