A prebuilt agent in finance should be used. What does the architect do?
Why D is the answer
Orchestrate its configuration for the business
An architect orchestrates the configuration of a prebuilt agent, so it fits the business with no custom build.
In detail
- Prebuilt agents are configured for the business.
- The architect orchestrates that work.
- Check what can be configured before you customize.
Use case
An illustrative scenario, not a real incident.
A finance team adopts a prebuilt agent. The architect sets up its configuration to fit the firm's processes, rather than building from nothing.
See it in different ways
stateDiagram-v2 [*] --> Requirement Requirement --> Copilot: Copilot already meets it Requirement --> Extend: Copilot needs your data or tools Requirement --> Build: needs its own logic Build --> CustomModel: existing models fail a measured need
flowchart LR S0["Review the prebuilt agent"] --> S1["Map to processes"] --> S2["Configure"] --> S3["Roll out"]
Key point: Configure prebuilt agents for the business.
Why the other options are wrong
- A. Rewrite the agent from scratch first, using a custom model and new data
- Rewriting throws away what you bought.
- B. Disable all of its data access
- With no data, it cannot work.
- C. Move it to a personal account
- A personal account is ungoverned.