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What is an agent context layer?

An agent context layer is middleware for meaning. On one side sit the systems of record — CRM, ERP, billing, ticketing, documents — each holding fragments of the truth in its own schema, with its own permissions and its own lag. On the other side sit agents that need a coherent, current, permitted view of the business to act on. The context layer is what turns the first into the second.

Why does this layer have to exist?

Because the alternative — every agent querying systems of record directly — fails at exactly ten agents. Each direct-connected agent re-implements entity resolution, permission filtering, and freshness logic, and each implements them slightly differently. The sales agent's "customer" drifts from the support agent's "customer." A field restricted in the CRM leaks through the agent that queried the warehouse copy.