Real Use Cases, Ready-to-Use Instructions & No-Code Workflows for Business Teams

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Thank you for using this guide to build agents

Get started quickly with the steps below:

1. Prerequisite: Get access to the DronaHQ Agentic platform and log in to your workspace (FREE platform access with 2500 AI credits).
2. In this guide, you’ll discover: ▪️ live-built agent examples ▪️ reusable instruction frameworks ▪️ tool and skill combinations, ▪️ workflow blueprints, ▪️ and proven use cases across business functions.

New to AI agents? Learn the core concepts, experiment with workflows, and start building step by step.

Happy exploring and building.

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Here are the agents — pick your build.

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What is an AI Agent?

An AI agent is software that can think, decide, and act — not just respond. Unlike a chatbot that answers one question, an agent can complete multi-step tasks on your behalf.

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It reasons Uses an LLM to understand goals and plan steps to reach them.

It acts Calls tools, APIs, and services — sends emails, reads docs, updates CRMs.

It loops Checks its own output, corrects mistakes, and retries until the job is done.

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You can watch the tutorial for a detailed platform walkthrough

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Core Concepts

Everything you need to know before you start building an agent. Read more

• Agent Instruction
• Tools
• Knowledgebase
• Guardrails
• Triggers
• LLM
• Memory
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Quickstart: Watch the platform walkthrough and launch your first agent in minutes.

https://youtu.be/KdCY9_czhME

Understand the best practices to write agent instructions +

(Free instruction template)

# AGENT INSTRUCTIONS , [Agent Name]

## 1. ROLE & PURPOSE
Role:
Objective:
Success criteria:
Audience:

Scope:
Out of scope:

## 2. TONE & STYLE
Tone:
Response structure:
Avoid:
Output format rules:

## 3. RULES & GUARDRAILS
MUST:
NEVER:
Low-confidence behavior:
Escalation triggers:
Escalation action:

## 4. KNOWLEDGE & CONTEXT
Primary source:
Fallback:
If unknown:
Session memory:
Privacy rules:

## 5. TOOLS
Tool name:
Use when:
Requires:
On failure:
Restrictions:

Confirmation rules:

## 6. EDGE CASE HANDLING
Ambiguity:
Missing data:
Errors:
Frustration:

## 7. EXAMPLES
Example responses:

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