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An agent must explain an approved policy and retrieve the current owner of a case. Which design best distinguishes the two outcomes?
Use an available knowledge source for policy content and a read tool for the current case owner.
Use a review skill for both the policy content and the current case owner.
Use a connected specialist for both the policy content and the current case owner.
A maker has an accessible Foundry IQ knowledge base for guidance and needs a separate approved case-update action. Which recommendation best fits the two requests?
Use the knowledge base as both the guidance source and the case-write operation.
Use the Foundry IQ tool for guidance and check a separately supported write tool for the update.
Use a review skill as the only component for the guidance and the case update.
A maker wants to delegate an exception to a specialist agent, but that agent is unpublished and not shared with the maker. What can the maker conclude about connecting to it?
Delegation is available if the maker can sign in to any connector.
Delegation is available if the primary agent includes a skill describing the specialist.
Delegation remains blocked until publication, availability, and access requirements are met.
A maker is creating a skill that reviews proposed case updates against a checklist. Which description best helps the agent activate the skill at the right time?
Apply the review checklist to a proposed case update and list any missing approvals. Use when a requester asks whether an update is ready to submit.
Reviews case updates.
Use for any request about a case.
You must answer all questions before checking your work.
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