Describe the process.
Get the agent.
You build your agent by talking to MyWave Create. It starts from what we already know about how your industry runs, and your team refines the last mile, not the foundations.
The blank page is gone. Nobody starts from zero anymore.
Every other builder hands you an empty canvas and wishes you luck. Your team encodes the process, designs the controls, wires the integrations. Then maintains all of it forever.
MyWave Create starts from 27 industry ontologies: encoded knowledge of how your industry actually runs its processes. The transactions, the exception patterns, the regulatory checkpoints by country.
Agent generation starts at over 80% complete. What your people add is the judgment only they have.
Nobody starts with a blank page
1. Say it
Describe the process in conversational language. No coding, no flowchart canvas, no syntax to learn. Have process documentation already? Upload it. Signavio BPMN models become the starting point.
2. Test it
Get working output in the first session. Run it against live scenarios. Customers have built working agents in a single hands-on workshop session.
3. Change it by saying what should be different.
Refinement is a conversation. So is every change after go-live. No release cycle, no change request, no translator between the person who knows the work and the tool that does it.
How it works
Governance is generated, not bolted on.
The controls arrive with the logic.
Segregation of duties, financial thresholds, regulatory requirements: configured alongside the skill as it is generated, not retrofitted by a second team afterwards.
And before anyone sees a response, the Supervisor checks it against the policy your business wrote in plain language. Deterministic. Outside the model. Every time.
The ontology gets you to the starting line.
The finish is yours.
What you add on top, the way your business actually runs the process, belongs to you. Your IP stays yours. For partners, that means every build becomes a pattern you can run again.
Build one in the first meeting.
Bring a process your team carries by hand. Describe it. Watch it work.
Next
Connect it to your systems with:
