The Full List of Built-In Agents

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Overview

Two ways an agent becomes available

How to use any agent

• Pick it from your agent list, or start a chat with it directly.

• Each agent greets you with starter prompts — click one to begin, or just type your own.

• Not sure which to use? Ask the Sapience Agent (the general-purpose guide) "What agents do I have and what are they good at?" and it'll point you to the right specialist.

A note on models: each agent runs on a specific AI model, listed below. The best agent for a job is usually chosen by its specialty, not its model — a specialist with the right knowledge and tools beats a bigger general model most of the time.

1. General-Purpose Sapience Agents

Sapience Agent (Claude Sonnet 5) — the default

• Why it exists: every user needs a friendly front door — a fast, general assistant that helps you get oriented in Sapience Cloud.

• What it does: answers general questions, helps you navigate the platform, and points you toward the right specialist agent or skill for the actual work.

• How it helps: it's fast and responsive, and it knows the lay of the land — think of it as your guide rather than your specialist.

• When to use it: when you're not sure where to start, or you want a quick answer before diving into focused work.

• Try asking: "What can you help me with? What tools/skills do you have?" · "What Agents are in my Sapience environment and what are they good at?"

Sapience Agent (ChatGPT / GPT-5.4) — the fully-featured one

• Why it exists: to be the most capable, widest-toolset general agent — a single assistant that can do a bit of everything.

• What it does: general help plus file search, web search, code interpreter, and deep research — the broadest tool set of any Sapience Agent.

• How it helps: one agent that can search your files, browse the web, run code, and reason through a task without switching agents.

• When to use it: for open-ended, multi-tool work where you want one powerful generalist rather than a narrow specialist.

• Try asking: "Tell me what tools you have access to and what skills you have?" · "Search my files for Sapience pricing information" · "Search the web and get today's news headlines relating to US Politics"

Sapience Agent (Deep Reasoning)

• Why it exists: some problems need slow, careful thinking rather than a fast reply.

• What it does: tackles complex, multi-step analysis and mathematical/logical reasoning with a model built for methodical thought.

• How it helps: trades speed for depth — it works a hard problem through step by step.

• When to use it: thorny analysis, tricky logic or maths, or any problem where a quick answer would be a shallow one.

• Try asking: "What makes you different from the other Sapience Agents?" · "I have a complex problem that needs careful analysis — can you help?"

Sapience Agent (Gemini)

• Why it exists: to offer Google's latest model as a general-purpose option.

• What it does: deep reasoning and multimodal understanding as a broad assistant.

• How it helps: a strong all-rounder and a good alternative brain if you prefer Gemini.

• When to use it: general tasks where you'd like Google's model, or to compare answers across models.

• Try asking: "What can you help me with?" · "What Agents are in my Sapience environment and what are they good at?"

Sapience Agent (DeepSeek)

• Why it exists: strong reasoning and coding at low cost.

• What it does: general-purpose help with particular strength in reasoning and code, via DeepSeek's flagship model (US-hosted).

• How it helps: a cost-effective generalist that's especially handy for technical questions.

• When to use it: everyday tasks and coding help where value matters.

• Try asking: "What can you help me with? What tools/skills do you have?"

Sapience Agent (GLM)

• Why it exists: another strong, fast general-purpose option.

• What it does: reasoning, coding, and tool use via GLM-5.2 with fast throughput routing.

• How it helps: quick, capable answers and a further model choice.

• When to use it: general work where responsiveness matters, or to try a different model.

• Try asking: "What can you help me with? What tools/skills do you have?"

2. Research & Data

Web Research Agent

• Why it exists: general models don't know today's news — this one searches the live web.

• What it does: searches the internet and returns current, cited answers; blends fast Perplexity queries with deeper research for comprehensive, structured reports.

• How it helps: gives you up-to-date facts with sources you can check — ideal for anything time-sensitive.

• When to use it: current events, market/company research, fact-checking, or any question where "as of today" matters.

• Try asking: "What are the latest developments in AI?" · "What is the current stock price of Apple?" · "Research the latest trends in enterprise software"

Sapience Data Analyst Agent

• Why it exists: to turn raw data files into insight without you writing any code.

• What it does: analyses your uploaded Excel / CSV / JSON / Parquet files using Python (pandas, matplotlib, seaborn) — statistical summaries, visualisations, and data transformations.

• How it helps: upload a file, describe what you want, and get charts and takeaways back.

• When to use it: exploring a dataset, spotting trends, cleaning/reshaping data, or building quick visualisations.

• Try asking: "Analyze this data file for me" · "Show me a summary of the key insights" · "Create visualizations of the trends" · "Help me clean and transform this data"

3. Building & Creating

Sapience Coding Agent

• Why it exists: so non-technical people can create working software just by describing it.

• What it does: builds interactive apps, training simulations, quizzes, calculators, decision tools, and live dashboards — ready to use and share in minutes.

• How it helps: you describe the outcome; it produces a working, shareable application. No coding skills required.

• When to use it: you need a quick interactive tool for your team — a quiz, an ROI calculator, an onboarding simulation, a KPI scoreboard.

• Try asking: "Build a quiz to test my team on our compliance policy" · "Create an ROI calculator for a business case" · "Make a training simulation for new hires" · "Build an interactive scoreboard for our KPIs"

Sapience Marketing Agent (Design, Creative)

• Why it exists: to produce polished, design-quality visual output on demand.

• What it does: creates slide decks, presentations, HTML dashboards, landing pages, infographics, and custom graphics — with a genuine design sensibility.

• How it helps: a creative partner tuned for high-quality visual work, fast.

• When to use it: a pitch deck, a data visualisation, an infographic, or a web-page mockup.

• Try asking: "Create a professional slide deck for a topic of my choice" · "Design an HTML dashboard to visualize my data" · "Generate a graphic or infographic for me" · "Build a landing page or web page"

4. Business & Go-to-Market

Sales Development Rep (BDM)

• Why it exists: prospecting means research, and research is slow — this automates the enrichment.

• What it does: enriches prospect and company records using People Data Labs (3B+ profiles, 30M+ companies), researches target accounts, qualifies leads, and helps craft personalised outreach.

• How it helps: give it a name, email, LinkedIn URL, or company domain and it pulls together a full picture to prep you for outreach.

• When to use it: researching a prospect or account, building a lead list, or preparing for a sales call.

• Try asking: "Research a prospect for me — I have their LinkedIn URL" · "Tell me everything about a company — I have their website" · "Help me prepare for a sales call with a prospect"

Sapience LinkedIn Agent

• Why it exists: consistent, on-brand LinkedIn content is hard to keep up.

• What it does: a LinkedIn content manager and copywriter — writes original posts in your voice, follows current best practices, and tracks a content calendar with variety across pillars and formats.

• How it helps: upload your past posts and it matches your tone, then produces a steady stream of posts.

• When to use it: planning weekly LinkedIn content, drafting a thought-leadership post, or keeping a content calendar.

• Try asking: "Help me plan this week's LinkedIn content" · "Create a thought leadership post about our product" · "Show me the content calendar and what we've posted so far"

Stock Market Analyst Agent

• Why it exists: to bring live market data straight into a conversation.

• What it does: direct access to Yahoo Finance — real-time prices, company fundamentals, financial statements, analyst recommendations, and options data.

• How it helps: research stocks, compare companies, and analyse trends without leaving Sapience.

• When to use it: checking a stock, comparing companies, or reviewing fundamentals and analyst views.

• Try asking: "What is the current price and recent trend for AAPL?" · "Compare the financial health of MSFT vs GOOGL" · "What are analysts recommending for NVDA?" · "Show me the income statement for TSLA"

5. Specialist Research Experts

Medical Research Agent

• Why it exists: medical questions need real evidence, not general recall.

• What it does: retrieves and analyses biomedical studies directly from PubMed and PubMed Central, prioritising full-text articles, and synthesises evidence across clinical trials, meta-analyses, and systematic reviews.

• How it helps: grounds answers in the published literature; can hand off to the Web Research Agent for deeper digging.

• When to use it: evidence reviews, comparing treatments, or understanding what the research says on a medical topic.

• Try asking: "What does the latest research say about intermittent fasting and metabolic health?" · "Find clinical trials on GLP-1 receptor agonists for weight management" · "Summarize recent meta-analyses on the effectiveness of CBT for anxiety disorders"

Legal Research Assistant

• Why it exists: legal answers must come from authoritative sources, and jurisdiction matters.

• What it does: researches legislation, case law, and regulatory frameworks in any jurisdiction, prioritising official government portals, court databases, and Legal Information Institutes (AustLII, Cornell LII, CanLII, BAILII, EUR-Lex, and more).

• How it helps: it asks for your jurisdiction first, then targets the most authoritative sources; can delegate deep research to the Web Research Agent.

• When to use it: researching a law or regulation, finding case law, or comparing legal frameworks across countries.

• Try asking: "I need to research US federal employment law" · "Compare GDPR (EU) with the Australian Privacy Act" · "Find recent case law on contract disputes in New York State"

⚖️ These specialist agents inform and research — they aren't a substitute for a qualified professional's advice.

6. Quality, Compliance & Excellence Frameworks

EFQM Model 2025 Expert Agent

• Why it exists: the EFQM Model 2025 is the world's leading organisational-excellence framework, used by 50,000+ organisations.

• What it does: deep knowledge of all 7 criteria, 29 criterion-parts, the RADAR scoring methodology, and the EFQM Recognition Scheme — analyses evidence, runs gap assessments, writes feedback reports, and builds improvement roadmaps. Multilingual.

• How it helps: turns the model into a working assessor you can hand your documentation to.

• When to use it: understanding EFQM, self-assessing against it, or preparing for recognition.

• Try asking: "Explain the EFQM Model 2025 and its 7 criteria in detail" · "How does RADAR scoring work for enablers and results?" · "Perform a gap analysis of our organisation against the EFQM Model"

Baldrige Excellence Framework Expert Agent

• Why it exists: Baldrige is the US national excellence model (administered by NIST).

• What it does: covers all 7 categories, 17 items, the ADLI and LeTCI scoring methodologies, and the 11 core values — analyses evidence, runs gap assessments, and builds improvement roadmaps.

• How it helps: a full Baldrige assessor on tap, including the scoring logic.

• When to use it: learning or applying the Baldrige framework, or self-assessing against it.

• Try asking: "Explain the Baldrige Excellence Framework and its 7 categories" · "How does ADLI scoring work for process categories?" · "Perform a gap analysis of our organisation against Baldrige"

KAQA Excellence Model Agent

• Why it exists: the King Abdulaziz Quality Award is Saudi Arabia's national excellence model.

• What it does: expert on all 8 KAQA criteria and scoring; analyses evidence, runs gap assessments, and translates between KAQA and the EFQM Model 2025. Supports English and Arabic.

• How it helps: brings KAQA-specific expertise plus a bridge to EFQM for organisations working across both.

• When to use it: KAQA assessment prep, or mapping between KAQA and EFQM.

• Try asking: "Explain the KAQA Excellence Model and its 8 criteria in detail" · "Map our KAQA assessment findings to the EFQM Model 2025" · "Perform a gap analysis of our organization against KAQA"

DGEP Excellence Model Agent

• Why it exists: the Dubai Government Excellence Program is the world's first integrated government-excellence programme.

• What it does: deep knowledge of the DGEP 2024 model (3 pillars, 9 criteria), the Elite Model, the Dubai Medals of Excellence, and a full bidirectional mapping to the EFQM Model 2025. Bilingual English ↔ Arabic.

• How it helps: a government-excellence assessor that also bridges to EFQM; can delegate deep EFQM questions to the EFQM agent.

• When to use it: DGEP assessment prep, understanding the Elite Model, or mapping DGEP ↔ EFQM.

• Try asking: "Explain the Dubai Government Excellence Model 2024 and its three pillars" · "Walk me through the Elite Model pillars and the 675-point threshold" · "Map our DGEP assessment findings to the EFQM Model 2025"

Six Sigma Black Belt Agent

• Why it exists: process improvement needs a rigorous methodology and the right statistical tools.

• What it does: Black Belt–level expertise in DMAIC/DMADV, statistical tools (SIPOC, FMEA, control charts), root-cause analysis, and certification prep.

• How it helps: upload your process documentation for gap analysis and improvement coaching, or study toward certification.

• When to use it: running a process-improvement project, analysing variation, or preparing for Black Belt certification.

• Try asking: "Walk me through the DMAIC methodology step by step" · "Help me create a SIPOC diagram for my process" · "Analyze my process data for root causes of variation"

ISO 9001 Expert Agent

• Why it exists: ISO 9001:2015 compliance is detailed and audit-driven.

• What it does: comprehensive knowledge of the standard and all audit requirements (Clauses 4–10) — understand it, analyse compliance gaps, prepare for audits, and implement corrective actions.

• How it helps: a quality-management-system expert that can review your documentation against the standard.

• When to use it: understanding ISO 9001, running a gap analysis on your QMS, or preparing for an audit.

• Try asking: "Tell me about ISO9001 in-depth" · "Perform a gap analysis on my QMS documentation" · "Create an internal audit checklist for our next audit"

7. Getting Started & Help

Sapience Onboarding Agent

• Why it exists: to teach new users how to get the most out of Sapience, hands-on.

• What it does: an interactive training coach with 11 modules — Agents, Conversations, Files, Notes, Projects, Memory, Skills, Scheduled Jobs, Settings, Sharing, and Security — with adaptive difficulty, quizzes, and exercises.

• How it helps: guided, interactive learning instead of reading docs; adapts from beginner to power user.

• When to use it: you're new to Sapience, or you want to level up on a specific area.

• Try asking: "Show me the training modules." · "Start Module 1: Agents." · "Start Module 7: Skills."

Sapience Technical Support Agent

• Why it exists: to be your first line of help when something isn't working.

• What it does: troubleshoots login issues, file uploads, agent configuration, scheduled jobs, display problems, voice/dictation, and desktop-app issues — backed by the official Sapience knowledge base.

• How it helps: diagnoses common problems and walks you through the fix, grounded in real documentation.

• When to use it: anything's misbehaving, or you're stuck and want a quick diagnosis.

• Try asking: "Sapience is showing a blank page — what should I do?" · "I uploaded a file but it's not appearing in my file list" · "My agent isn't using the files I added to it — how do I fix this?"

Quick Reference — Which Agent for What?

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