Domain agent
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A domain agent is a specialist AI agent that handles one area, such as travel or messaging, and works under the Mitra OS orchestrator.
Summary
Each domain agent focuses on a single module of the platform. Keeping agents specialized, and isolating their failures, makes the whole system easier to reason about and safer to run.
Key takeaways
- One agent per domain.
- Directed by the orchestrator.
- Failures stay contained to the domain.
In context
Examples of domains are identity, messaging, wealth, travel and health. See AI agents and Orchestrator.
Frequently asked questions
People also ask
- What is an AI agent in Mitra OS? (AI agents in Mitra OS)
- Which domains do agents cover? (AI agents in Mitra OS)
- Can an agent move my money on its own? (AI agents in Mitra OS)
- What does the orchestrator do? (Orchestrator)
- How do I spell it? (MITRA)
Related topics
feature AI agents in Mitra OS How Mitra OS uses an orchestrator and specialist AI agents to turn one request into one reconciled answer, and which actions need your confirmation. glossary Orchestrator Glossary definition of the orchestrator, the Mitra OS component that splits each request across domain agents and reconciles their results. glossary MITRA Glossary definition of MITRA and Mitra, and how the platform name, the product name and the company name relate to one another. glossary Step-up Glossary definition of step-up authentication, the extra biometric check Mitra OS asks for before money, health data or irreversible bookings.
Glossary terms on this page
- MITRA: MITRA is the orchestration platform behind Mitra OS. Mitra is the name you talk to, and Mitra OS, Inc. is the company that builds it.
- Orchestrator: The orchestrator is the part of Mitra OS that breaks a request into tasks, sends them to domain agents, reconciles the results and returns one answer.