Guides

Multi-Agent Workload Wizard Guide

Nine-step guide to the closed advanced workload modes, deterministic surfaces, required records, exact update URLs, validation, and export boundaries.

  • Record UAIX-DOC-4028
  • Path /es-us/guides/multi-agent-workload-wizard/
  • Use Canonical public record

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Public standards page Published on UAIX as part of the current public standards record
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UAIX-DOC-4028
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Use this page as part of the current Guides public record, then follow its linked standards pages for the next step.

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The AI Memory Package Wizard keeps Base mode as the simplest path and exposes advanced workload modes only when the user selects them. One workload class deterministically activates its required surfaces, fields, files, and validators.

Nine-step flow

  1. Choose a setup mode and preset.
  2. Name the package and boundary.
  3. Declare collaboration, architecture, the advanced workload, authority root, roster, identity layers, and memory architecture.
  4. Assign operations, tasks, ownership, coordinator, delivery, conflict, and recovery policy.
  5. Inventory credential file metadata without secret values.
  6. Configure protocols, source authority, governance, review, and evidence.
  7. Configure active memory and any selected durable-memory pointer or endpoint.
  8. Record the receiver, first bounded task, and success evidence.
  9. Review, validate, and export.

Stable setup routes

Update URL contract

The generated .uai/readme.human, AGENTS.md, and .uai/agent-pickup.uai name the exact wizard setup URL used to create the package. That URL updates package configuration; a MATM update_url names the authenticated durable-memory update route. They are not interchangeable.

Support boundary

Agent runtimes execute. UAIX records portable configuration, logical identity, authority boundaries, routing references, reviewed evidence, and offline continuity. Runtime systems retain authentication, credential verification, leases, queues, transactions, tool execution, database writes, and delivery readback. A missing-authority request is review-pending only and applies no grants.

Schemas and validation