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  1. 1 Project *
  2. 2 Agents *
  3. 3 Team optional
  4. 4 Policies optional
  5. 5 API endpoint *

* required · steps without a star can be skipped

You must pick a project before anything else. Create new starts a blank project. Use existing continues with one you already have.

Creates a new project workspace and issues a publish API key.

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Generated from the description above — this is what actually tells the agent what to do at runtime. Preview it here and edit if you want; your version is what runs. If you skip the preview it is generated on create.

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The instructions this agent follows on every run. Edit freely, generate a new version from the description, or reset to the last AI suggestion.

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Defines a reusable rule pack for a product or project (for example Twym Ops vs Twym Edge). After create, select it on an agent.

Drop blocks here to define permission rules.

Creates the project in draft lifecycle with a permission policy enabled. Change the policy later in Settings. Promote with Test → Activate → Publish before others can call it.

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Optional — group project agents to run together. Set Parallel or Sequential running mode. Call execute without agentId to run the team flow; pass agentId to run one agent alone.

Choose an existing agent. Labels help supervisors route work.

Mapped specialists on this project. External callers use the project execute URL — not a per-agent URL.

Runs one mapped agent through the project execute endpoint. Payload shape is defined by that agent’s prompt — use {} if it needs no input.

Changes save automatically. Enable the interface your caller understands.

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One publish key per project. Keys do not expire — reconfigure when you need a new secret (old key stops working).

REST example

payload is whatever your agent’s prompt expects. Leave it {} if the agent needs no input.


                

Use this only when agents in this project must call another project or external service.

Change which permission policy applies to agents run through this project. Selection saves automatically.

Archive keeps the project on record but stops execution and publishing, so it can be brought back. Delete removes it for good, along with its teams, agent mappings, publish keys and connections — the agents themselves stay in your catalog. Use Disable from Overview if you only need a temporary pause.

Fabric talks to TwymAtlas over MCP — paste your key in the form below. No .env edits or restart required.

  1. Connect Atlas Sign in to TwymAtlas → sidebar MCP → Configure (first key) or Reconfigure (rotate; old key stops immediately). Copy the MCP URL and tf_… key (shown once). Paste both below and click Save & connect.
  2. MCP URL origin If the Atlas UI is on a different host than the MCP endpoint, paste the MCP URL from the Atlas MCP page — not the UI origin alone.
  3. Rotate or revoke keys After Reconfigure or Revoke on Atlas MCP, paste the new key here and save. To remove Fabric’s saved copy, use Revoke console key below.
  4. Knowledge agents Use a knowledge agent (seeded: agt_ops_knowledge) or any agent with Atlas knowledge / tool knowledge_search. At execute time the agent receives every advertised Atlas MCP tool — you do not list those names in Allowed Tools.
  5. Via project Open Twym Ops → map a knowledge agent → Execute (pass agentId if multiple agents) with task JSON, or a query field for knowledge assistants.
  6. Direct test Query Tester on Ops Knowledge Specialist, or use the search form below.
  7. Citations When Atlas returns chunks, execute responses include citations / knowledgeUsed: true.

Saved in this console and used immediately for Knowledge tools and agent execute. Paste the key here — Fabric does not use ATLAS_API_KEY from .env.

Leave the key blank to keep the current saved key. After Reconfigure in Atlas, paste the new key here.

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Tools advertised by TwymAtlas MCP for this API key. Knowledge-capable agents invoke whichever of these they need at execute time — Fabric does not hard-code the list. New Atlas tools appear here and become callable on the next run.

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Retrieves matching passages from indexed files (vector search), then synthesizes a short demo answer via LiteLLM. Search for content from a file — not “what knowledge do you have?”.

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