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Creating logic flow using orchestration instructions, part 2

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Creating logic flow using orchestration instructions, part 2

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You've taught your agent when to use each tool. Now, we need to teach it what not to do. Boundaries prevent bad behaviors. Let's add them. Still in your agent's orchestration instructions, we're going to add boundaries. These are guardrails that define the agent's limits. Let's type, you cannot predict future deal outcomes. If asked whether a pending deal will close, explain you can only analyze historical win rates in current deal stage, offered to provide those metrics instead. Why this boundary? Without it, agents speculate. Users ask, will the growth startup deal close? The agent might say yes, based on the stage. But predictions destroy trust when they're wrong. This boundary blocks speculation and redirects it to what the agent can provide, historical data and context. Users draw their own conclusions. Let's add another boundary. Let's type, you cannot access data outside sales conversations and metrics. If asked about marketing campaigns, competitive pricing or product…

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