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Note that research steps skip actions they would have to ask about

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Includes budget controls for max steps, timeout, and token limits to keep research bounded.
Research steps can't stop to ask you anything, so a tool action that needs approval, a connection or the user's app isn't run there; the step is told why and carries on. The same goes for actions an API, widget or public-link user can't take on the owner's accounts.
**Best for:** Complex questions that require multi-step investigation, gathering information from multiple sources, and producing structured reports with citations.
### 4. Workflow Agent
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The wiki's owner can allow such edits. On the **Sources** page, open the wiki's menu, choose **Wiki settings**, and turn on **Let API and widget users edit this wiki**. The change applies from the next message, including in chats that are already open. Only the owner sees it; team editors can't change it. You and the wiki's editors can always edit it in DocsGPT, and so can agents you or they use there.
The switch doesn't cover public links. People who open an agent from its public link run it as themselves, so they can only edit wikis they could edit anyway (their own, or ones shared with them as an editor). Because the agent's prompt and sources belong to someone else, each of their wiki edits waits for their approval in the chat before it runs.
The switch doesn't cover public links. People who open an agent from its public link run it as themselves, so they can only edit wikis they could edit anyway (their own, or ones shared with them as an editor). Because the agent's prompt and sources belong to someone else, each of their wiki edits waits for their approval in the chat before it runs. A research agent can't stop to ask, so in a public-link chat it reads the wiki but doesn't edit it.
Scheduled and webhook runs don't get the Wiki tool, so they read a wiki through search but never edit it.