Hello everyone,
Quick Build turns a plain description into agents, workflows and connector wiring. Previously the Builder planned from tool names alone, so a name that was off by a letter, or an API operation that wasn’t exposed, only showed up later. Two changes fix that.
First, the Builder looks things up before it plans. It lists your enabled connector types and models, and a new describe tools step returns real signatures for built-in tools, toolsets, and API and MCP connector tools. If you ask for a tool that doesn’t exist, it says so and suggests close names. In my demo I asked for send_mail, and it came back with send_email instead of guessing. For API connectors, it parses the OpenAPI spec into operations, and reminds you that a workflow tool node only works if that operation is in the connector’s allow list.
Second, the whole build is checked with the platform before the plan says Ready. If the check fails, Build and Activate stays disabled and nothing is written. Edit a component afterwards and it drops back to Changed since validation until it’s checked again.
In the video I describe a shipment workflow, break it on purpose by removing an operation from the allow list, watch it get refused, then fix it and run it from chat:
What’s the first thing you’d ask Quick Build to put together for you? I’d love to see some ideas in the thread.
Give it a try: download Solace Agent Mesh, and have a look at the GitHub repo: