What is Agent Agenda?

Explained

An agenda is the working memory of execution—a list of next actions, blocked items, and completed steps derived from task decomposition and tool results. Surfacing the agenda in UI and logs makes agent runs inspectable and aligns runtime behavior with PRD and acceptance criteria.

Further reading

• Enterprise AI Agents: Beyond Copilots to Your Next Digital Workforce
• Agentic RAG: The Engine for High-Trust Enterprise Automation

Related terms

• PRD Structured description of problem, users, scope, metrics, and requirements for a product or feature.
• Acceptance Criteria Testable conditions that define when a feature or model output is “done” and correct.
• Task Decomposition Breaking a user goal into smaller subtasks an agent or team can execute and verify.
• Agent Planner Component or prompt pattern that proposes multi-step plans before tools run.
• Agent Skill Packaged capability for an agent: instructions, allowed tools, and I/O schemas for one coherent task.
• Agentic AI AI systems that act autonomously, make decisions, and execute tasks in sequence.