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Agent Integration

Put governed process context where the agent executes.

An engineering agent needs more than access to tools. It needs the right process context for the work being performed — and the controls derived from it.

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Context delivered at execution time
Effective processDefinition of DoneRules & hooksAuthority constraintsPermitted tools
Agent at execution timeAPIs · MCP · instructions · hooks · tool adapters
Without duplicating the operating model inside each agent configuration.
Overview

Connect the agent to the operating model — not just the toolchain.

Agent Integration connects the Applied SAFe® operating model and the enterprise engineering environment with the selected agent platform through supported mechanisms.

Objective

Deliver the relevant process context, controls, and enterprise capabilities to an agent at execution time without duplicating the operating model inside each agent configuration.

Integration mechanisms can include
  • APIs
  • Model Context Protocol (MCP)
  • Agent rules
  • Skill definitions
  • Hooks
  • Tool adapters
  • Engineering-system integrations
  • Repository access
  • Workflow integrations
What can be exposed
  • Effective process
  • Applicable activities
  • Roles
  • Work products
  • Practices
  • Standards context
  • Definition of Done
  • Authority constraints
  • Rules
  • Hooks
  • Required approvals
  • Permitted tools
How the service works

Six steps from execution context to validated integration.

  1. Define the execution context

    Determine what the agent needs at each point in the workflow.

  2. Define the integration boundary

    Identify which systems, repositories, and tools the agent may access.

  3. Expose process context

    Provide the relevant process and control information through the appropriate interface.

  4. Integrate engineering tools

    Connect the agent with the tools needed to perform the selected workflow.

  5. Apply access and authority constraints

    Ensure available tools and actions reflect the designed authority model.

  6. Validate execution

    Test whether the agent receives the correct context and whether the integration behaves correctly across representative scenarios.

Deliverables
  • Integration architecture
  • Process-context interface
  • Agent integration configuration
  • Tool integrations
  • Authority and access mappings
  • Test scenarios
  • Implementation documentation
Benefits
  • Give the agent the process context for the work actually being performed.
  • Avoid re-stating the operating model in every agent configuration.
  • Make available tools reflect the designed authority model.
  • Validate the integration against representative scenarios rather than assuming it.

Connect the agent to the operating model — not just the toolchain.

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