AI Agents
A dark, product-led system for showing agent runs, evaluations, approvals, integrations, and operational trust.
Best for
AI agents, developer tools, workflow platforms, technical B2B SaaS
Start with this visual direction, then adapt the content to your business in the builder.
Use this templatePage flow
The page opens on the operating problem, then moves into a working agent console. Workflow stages, approvals, traces, evaluations and integrations follow in the order a technical buyer would assess them before a final workspace call to action.
What it communicates
This structure makes an abstract AI platform feel inspectable. It communicates that agents can move work forward without hiding the controls, evidence and human decisions that make the system trustworthy.
How to adapt it
What to bring
The template sets the visual direction. Your own business details, brand, images and proof supply the content.
Start with one task the agent completes, such as triaging a support ticket, before explaining the architecture. A technical buyer will then look for the step where a person approves or stops the agent, how each run is logged and scored, and which tools the agent can call. This template has a section for each, so your screenshots can answer those questions instead of general claims about autonomy.
Yes. Describe what works today and label anything that is not yet available. A beta page can show fewer integrations in the workspace demo, mark planned evaluation checks as coming soon and use a waitlist call to action instead of a sign-up. Keep planned features out of the live sections, because technical buyers often sign up to try a feature they have just read about.
Use the approval gates section to show the point where a person reviews, edits or rejects an action the agent has proposed, with a screenshot of that screen. Underneath, say what your product records afterwards, for example who approved the action and when. If the page names a security standard or certification, ask the person responsible for it to check the wording, because the builder uses the claims you supply without checking them.
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