What you can build

Your App Cloud can support many kinds of experiences. Start with a specific task and combine the available capabilities it needs.

Experience	What to define first	Useful building blocks
Customer workspace	Each customer’s records, files, and requests	Database, files, authentication, email
Internal tool	The queue, statuses, and people doing the work	Structured data, database, access
Knowledge app	Approved sources, questions, and saved answers	Language, vision, files, database
Creative app	References, generation choices, and saved projects	Media models, files, access
Voice experience	Who speaks, the task, and the end of a session	Voice and language models, relevant context
Task agent	A goal, allowed actions, review, and a stopping point	Language, data, files, the services it may use
Public website	A clear audience and a useful next action	Pages, content, forms, security

These are starting ideas. Check the models and services available to the particular app before promising a workflow to its users. Background schedules, external actions, and human approval behavior should be established and tested explicitly.

Choose a small first version. A research agent that drafts a short sourced brief is easier to evaluate than one instructed to run an entire business.

Explore Solutions · See the building blocks · Describe the first version