A retailer wants an agent that issues a return label when an order meets the published return rule, and then stops. It should not recommend products or watch the warehouse overnight. Which design fits?
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Short Explanation
You’re looking for a task agent that issues the return label when the order qualifies and then stops. An agent that emails unsolicited product offers overnight does a different job from the one you need.
Full Explanation
A task agent completes one defined action and then stops. The published return rule is already decided, the label is the action, and you have specified that the agent should not recommend products or keep watching the warehouse. That is one action with a clear end. An autonomous agent that starts each night and emails product offers acts without a qualifying return and does work your requirement rules out. A prompt-and-response agent that explains the return rule but leaves the label for a clerk answers a question while withholding the action you need. A research agent that compares return carriers for a week without producing a label studies a choice you did not ask it to reopen, and the customer still has no label. The qualification check belongs in the action, so an order that fails the rule produces no label and no extra offer. Exam caveat: waiting until the order qualifies does not make this a prompt-and-response agent; the design is defined by completing the label action, not by having a conversation. Practical check: submit one order that meets the rule and one that does not, then confirm that only the qualifying order receives a label and that the agent stops after issuing it.