Each thunk describes a workflow process captured in a standardized form — an "application model". There are three main parts to the Thunk.AI application model:
the Workflow Plan — the sequence of steps that models the business process,
the Content Folders — the documents and reference material the AI agents can draw on, and
the AI Tools — the tool libraries, connections, and custom-built tools that let the AI agents fetch information and take action in other systems.
When you open a thunk, these parts appear as panes under Design in the left navigation. The Workflow Plan and Content Folders each have their own pane. The AI Tools part appears as two panes: Connections (connections to business applications and the tool libraries they provide) and Custom-built tools (tools you define yourself for this thunk).
To learn more about each part, see Workflow Plan, Content Folders, and AI Tools.