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Engineering Onboarding Agent
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Where do I find the setup guide for the payments service and who do I ping if something breaks?
Agent
The setup guide lives in the Engineering Runbooks space on Confluence under Payments Service → Local Setup. It covers Docker, environment variables, and the test card setup.

For incidents, ping #payments-eng on Slack. On-call rotation is in PagerDuty — the owning team is Platform Payments.
Sources
Payments Service Runbook
Team Directory · Platform
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Three things that make an agent. What it knows, what it can do, and who can use it.

System prompt
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GitHub: core-services
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Configurable behavior

Write a system prompt, restrict the agent to specific GitHub repositories, Confluence spaces, or Jira projects, and upload static files as permanent context. Each agent knows exactly what it needs to know.

Merge pull request
Trigger deployment
Awaiting approval

Actions

Agents can do more than answer questions. Equip them to merge pull requests, update Jira tickets, or trigger deployments. Destructive actions pause and ask a human before executing.

Sharing and analytics

Share an agent with specific users, Okta groups, or the entire workspace. Monitor invocations, unique users, and action logs to understand how each agent is being used.

Each agent sees only what it needs

A marketing agent should not read the production codebase. An engineering agent should not see HR documents. Configurable behavior lets you restrict each agent to specific repositories, spaces, folders, or projects — so answers stay focused and access stays correct.

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Stop answering the same questions

Deploy purpose-built agents for engineering, HR, marketing, or support. Each one draws from its own knowledge base and answers consistently — without requiring a human to repeat themselves every time someone asks a question that already has a documented answer.

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I'm planning to work from London for 2 weeks in October. What's the process?
According to our Remote Work Policy, you can work internationally for up to 30 days per year. Since you're traveling for 2 weeks, you just need to: 1. Get approval from your direct manager in Workday. 2. Log the travel dates in the 'International Remote' calendar. Would you like me to draft the Workday request for you?
Sources
Global Remote Work Policy
Employee Handbook
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