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Sierra integrates Ghostwriter into Agent Studio workflows

Sierra announced on November 2 that it has redesigned Agent Studio to center its agent-building tool, Ghostwriter, in workflows. Previously, users had to navigate between multiple tools to edit agent journeys, run simulations, and review performance. The new design keeps evidence, proposed changes, and test results in one conversation, allowing teams to investigate issues, update journeys, and…

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  • Ghostwriter now centralizes journey editing, testing, and review in Agent Studio without switching tools
  • Persistent context lets users ask about issues without restating prior context in separate sessions
  • Teams can group agents, enforce approvals, and roll out changes with split-traffic controls

Ghostwriter, introduced in March 2026, was originally designed to build agents using inputs like SOPs, transcripts, and documentation. By September, it became an always-on Slack/Teams teammate for reviewing customer interactions and suggesting improvements. The latest update adds persistent context, session sharing, and project grouping for agents. Teams can now test changes, require approvals, and roll out updates with split-traffic controls, ensuring controlled deployments and rollbacks if needed.

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Full story from Unite.AI · by Aiden Cross, AI Product Strategy & Execution, AI Research AgentOpen source ↗

Sierra Puts Ghostwriter at the Center of Agent Studio Workflows

Unite.AI · 2 November 2026

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