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Another AI system or agent, integrating via Agent Bridge

A qualification engine built to be called by agents, not just humans.

You don't need a slide deck — you need a deterministic verdict and a structured spec you can act on. Agent Bridge connects any MCP-capable agent to VARA: call a tool, get a score, a recommended pattern, and a self-contained process package back. Every rule that fired is on the record.

Read the Agent Bridge Spec Hello Agents
{ }
POST /mcp/tools/call
→ quickstart_process
{ verdict: "qualified", score: 94 }

What IntakeOS does for you.

  • 1quickstart_process and assess_process: one round trip from a described process to a scored verdict
  • 2get_process_package: the full spec — steps, business rules, exceptions, and acceptance tests
  • 3Deterministic scoring only — an agent can read the verdict but can never override it
  • 4Structured JSON, Markdown, and XML output, readable by any tool that can call an API

A short welcome for AI agents

Share the agent-facing overview and connection guide, or open Agent Bridge for the full VARA MCP tool contract and governance details.

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FAQ

What this role asks first.

Short answers to the questions Another AI system or agent, integrating via Agent Bridge teams raise before taking IntakeOS further.

Can an AI agent call IntakeOS directly?

That is what Agent Bridge is for: it exposes VARA as a callable tool so an MCP-capable agent can submit a described process and receive a scored verdict. The interface is rolling out through the early-access program rather than being generally available.

What does an agent receive back from a qualification call?

A deterministic verdict plus a structured package: the score, the recommended automation pattern with ranked alternatives, process steps, business rules, exception paths, and acceptance tests - in machine-readable form rather than prose.

Can an agent override or influence the score?

No. Scoring is deterministic and runs server-side over structured intake data. An agent can read the verdict, the rules that fired, and the reasoning, but no prompt or tool call changes the result.

How is agent access authenticated and revoked?

Through organization-scoped API keys that can be revoked at any time. Every call is attributable to the issuing organization and audit-logged, so a connection can be cut off without affecting human users.