A university wants an agent that submits a parking appeal the student has already completed, and that does no other work. Which design fits?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
The student already did the hard part by filling out the appeal. You want a task agent that submits that completed form and then stops. Explaining the rules while the form sits unsent leaves the errand unfinished.
Full Explanation
A task agent completes one defined action and stops. The student has already finished the appeal, and the only remaining action is to submit that form, with no extra work attached. A prompt-and-response agent that explains the appeal rules and leaves the completed form unsent answers a policy question and does not file the appeal the university asked to be filed. An autonomous agent that files a fresh appeal every night for every permit invents appeals nobody completed and runs without a student request. An analytics agent that ranks last semester's appeals and does not submit this student's form studies old outcomes and leaves the current form sitting where the student left it. The agent should submit the form it was given, not draft a new story or reopen last term's appeals. Exam caveat: confirming the submission number back to the student is part of finishing the action, not a second assignment. Operational check: hand the agent one completed test appeal and confirm that appeal is submitted and that no other permit receives a new filing.