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Platform AI agents

Agents for nuclear work,
with your people in charge.

An agent on the Nuclearn platform is a set of instructions, the tools it may use and the documents it may read. Build your own, start from Nuclearn's built-in workflows, hand work to sub-agents, and stop for a person's approval where your process says so.

Build an agent

Choose what it may read and do.

Describe the job and AtomAssist drafts the agent for you to review, or set it up yourself: its instructions, the document collections it searches and its toolkits. An agent can only call the tools in its toolkits.

  • Private to you until you share it.
  • Toolkits such as ADAMS search, document search, documents and web search.
  • Agents can ask you to choose, confirm or upload a file.
The Create Agent dialog in AtomAssist, choosing the demo datasets the agent may search and its toolkits: ADAMS search, Search, Document and Web Search.
Demo datasets: synthetic equipment data and public NRC event reports.
Built-in workflows

Start from a workflow with roles.

Nuclearn's 50.59 Evaluation works a proposed change through applicability, screening and evaluation with four agents: a lead, a researcher, an independent challenger that checks every answer, and a verifier that checks the report. You can change or customize each role.

  • Stages can stop for a person's approval.
  • Part of Regulatory AI, switched on per deployment.
  • Other seeded agents include an ADAMS researcher and a document reviewer.
The 50.59 Evaluation agents panel: four roles, lead, research, challenge and verify, each with what it does and the Nuclearn agent that fills it by default, with Change and Customize buttons.
Sub-agents

Hand part of the work to another agent.

An agent can delegate a task to another agent, such as a searcher that reads a long guide, and pick up from what it found. Delegation nests up to three levels.

  • You see what each sub-agent did.
  • Sub-agents run with the user's own access.
An AtomAssist conversation handing a read of RG 1.187 Rev 2 to the Corpus Explorer sub-agent, which used eight tools, then picking up from what it found.
Screenshots show public NRC documents in a demo project.
On a schedule

Run an agent every week.

Administrators can schedule an agent with a prompt, a project and email recipients, for example to search ADAMS each week for new event reports. Emails wait for approval unless the recipients are pinned.

  • Set up and monitored by administrators.
  • A run can work in a project you choose.
The Create job form in AtomAssist: an agent, a project, a prompt to search ADAMS each week for new event reports and LERs, email recipients and an email approval setting.
AI Marketplace

Agents and datasets from Nuclearn, installed by you.

Your administrators install agents and datasets from Nuclearn into your plant's instance, and choose who can use them. Nuclearn connects your instance to the Marketplace on request.

Installed by administrators

Administrators browse the agent market and install what fits. The dataset market is open to people who may read datasets.

You choose who uses them

An installed agent or dataset sits in your instance like your own, with the same roles and permissions.

Kept in step

Installed agents are kept in step with the versions Nuclearn publishes.

Where you'll see it

Products that use it.

AtomAssistCited answers, research and drafts, for the whole plantLearn more → Nuclearn Regulatory AI50.59 applicability, screening and evaluationLearn more → Nuclearn Engineering AIReview reports drafted on your own templateLearn more → Nuclearn SearchCited answers from your documents; included with AtomAssistLearn more →
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Bring a job you'd hand to an agent.

We'll show you how it would run on the Nuclearn platform, where it stops for your people, and what it can read.

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