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Tutorial: Operations agent editor

CSA Loom operations-agent editor — verified working against a live console by the UAT harness on 2026-07-01.

Open the editor

  1. Sign in to your CSA Loom Console (for example https://<your-console-host>).
  2. Open or create a workspace from the Workspaces page.
  3. Click + New item and choose Operations agent from the catalog.
  4. The editor opens at /items/operations-agent/<id>:

Operations agent editor

What this editor does

An Operations agent is an AI agent that watches your real-time operational data and proposes actions (preview). In Loom it is Azure-native: the agent's instructions, model, and tools are configured in the editor, it grounds on a bound Eventhouse (Azure Data Explorer) and Ontology, runs live test questions with tool traces, evaluates time / data-change triggers as real Azure Monitor rules, and drafts human-in-the-loop remediation proposals. The editor has four tabs: Configure, Test / Run, Triggers, and Proposals — no Microsoft Fabric required.

Getting started

  1. Configure the agent — On the Configure tab set the instructions and model, and bind the Eventhouse (ADX) and Ontology the agent grounds on — dropdown pickers, no freeform ids. Deploy to Foundry optionally publishes the definition to the Azure AI Foundry Agent Service.
  2. Test / Run — Ask the agent a live operational question on the Test / Run tab; it queries the bound Eventhouse and Ontology and shows the per-tool run trace alongside the answer.
  3. Create triggers — On the Triggers tab wire time-based and data-change triggers — real Azure Monitor scheduled-query rules over the bound data — so the agent runs hands-off.
  4. Review proposals — The Proposals tab is human-in-the-loop: the agent drafts operational actions and you approve or reject each one before anything executes.

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Verified by the UAT harness