Agent to Create Blueprint Prompts

Blueprint and App Design
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I built a CoPilot Agent to help me create better blueprint prompts. I find it useful to have an agent interview me as a business analyst prior to creating a Blueprint. Rather than adjusting the blueprint after the fact, an agent can ask clarifying questions and help me resolve what I want to build in the first place. Link (or instructions if you aren’t able to access) are below. I would appreciate feedback.

For even more control over the output, I asked the agent to create DDL’s and BPMN’s so that the blueprint accurately reflects the output of my agent. When left to its own, Blueprint often adds too many decision shapes and processes like “Update status” or “Validate data” that are redundant to features already inherent in Pega.

Add Copilot Agent

Agent Intructions.txt (2.3 KB)

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The solution is a CoPilot Agent that acts like a business analyst, interviewing the user about their business problem before any Blueprint is created. It asks clarifying questions to narrow down exactly what needs to be built and how a workflow can solve it. Once the problem is clear, the agent writes a full description covering the application’s purpose, key features, automations, and expected outcomes, along with the workflow stages, user roles, and needed data. This way, the final Blueprint reflects the real requirements instead of adding unnecessary or redundant steps.