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Agents are best when the task needs code, tools, or per-input adaptation instead of a fixed workflow graph. The source lives in Git, so you work with normal files and commits.

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1. Clone the agent source

Use a directory name that makes the organization and environment obvious.

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2. Edit the agent

Open the agent files, change the prompt, tools, or code, then run any local checks your project defines.

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3. Commit, push, and release

Run release from the agent package directory (the folder that contains eigenpal.yaml), not the organization repo root:
save validates, commits, and pushes local changes. release creates an immutable source tag from the current package, and sync points the automation at the latest release.

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4. Run the agent

The command prints a run id. Poll or watch it like any other run:

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5. Improve with reviews

When a run is wrong, add a review and promote the corrected case into the dataset:
The next experiment can now catch the same miss before it ships again. For a full review workflow, see Review production runs.