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Agent

An agent is an AI worker you build in Tadata. It has a goal (defined by its instructions), the tools it needs to do its job (connectors), and a way to run (triggers or chat). Example: A meeting prep agent that checks your calendar each morning, looks up each external attendee in your CRM, and emails you a briefing.

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Template

A template is a ready-made agent for a specific use case. It comes with instructions and connectors already configured — you just authenticate and run. Templates are the fastest way to get started. Browse them in the Templates section.

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Connector

A connector is a pre-built integration with an external service — Slack, Gmail, GitHub, HubSpot, and 50+ more. When you add a connector to an agent, the agent can read and write to that service. Connecting a service takes one click for most tools (OAuth handles the authentication automatically).

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Trigger

A trigger is what makes your agent run. There are two types:
  • Schedule — the agent runs automatically at a set time (e.g. every Monday morning, every night at 2am)
  • Webhook — an external system kicks off the agent when something happens
You can also start a conversation with any agent manually at any time.

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Conversation

A conversation is a chat session with your agent. You can use it to run the agent on demand, ask it to do something specific, or adjust its behavior. Conversations are saved so you can review what your agent did.