What are Logic, Sources, Collection?

• Logic refers to the complete set of rules that define how an agent or workflow should operate.

It determines which model should be triggered under specific conditions, when an agent should take over a task, and how conditional flows, validations, and output-based routing are executed. This framework ensures that decision-making within the workflow is both deterministic and dynamic based on real-time inputs and results.

• Sources represent the information backbone for agents.

While similar in function to Materials, Sources encompass a broader range of external inputs including APIs, live datasets, and integrations with platforms such as HubSpot or Notion. These allow agents to operate using up-to-date and business-specific data during execution.

• Collection is the repository where all process outputs are stored, versioned, and archived.

Each agent’s result is automatically saved within this area, enabling users to access historical outputs, compare iterations, share results, or export deliverables such as PDF reports or structured documents.

Within the Dot platform, the Logic panel functions as the operational core of orchestration. It provides users with step-by-step control over:

• Which agent is activated in response to an input
• Which language model is selected for execution
• What outputs are generated under specific conditions

The Sources panel allows users to attach external systems such as Google Sheets or SAP environments.

The Collection panel offers a transparent view of all results produced during the workflow, enabling end-to-end traceability and control.

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