A precise problem
Identify who has the problem, in which situation, and the verifiable result the Agent produces.
A submission brings the product, its limits, installation and commercial model into a dossier a business can understand — not only its creator.
Every dossier is reviewed. Submission does not guarantee publication or sales.
The form structures your answer. It does not replace a testable product or the decisions only its creator can make.
Identify who has the problem, in which situation, and the verifiable result the Agent produces.
Describe inputs, outputs, the normal path, and what happens when data is missing or a step fails.
List the processed data, permissions actually required, human decisions and the Agent’s limits.
State the access, adapters, integrations, configuration effort and support responsibilities required.
Pricing, capabilities, supported countries and commercial promises must match the product actually delivered.
The creator keeps a record of the dossier and its status. Urbenetic can approve it, request information or reject the submission.
Identify the person or company responsible for the product and its ongoing support.
Complete the technical, commercial, language and operational dossier.
Urbenetic checks that the information is coherent and may request evidence or clarification.
An approved publication preserves a clearly defined version, capabilities and offer.
If more information is requested, the dossier returns to the creator. The history stays visible and review resumes after the response.
Review aims to make the offer understandable, installable and controllable. It does not turn a fictional prototype into a product.
You can save the information, submit the dossier and follow its review from your creator space.