> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.duvo.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Best Practices > Recommendations and proven patterns for getting the most out of Duvo Agents. This section collects recommendations and proven patterns for building reliable Agents, designing effective workflows, and scaling automation across your team. Start here: The highest-leverage thing you control when building an Agent. Manual Starts, schedules, triggers, and Queues each fit a different shape of work. Producer/consumer design so every Case ends somewhere definite. Split a growing process into stages connected by Queues — every item gets its own Run, the thousandth processed as reliably as the first. AOP, Skills, Files, or Memory: four places to teach an Agent something, each with different scope. Editing the active revision changes production immediately. Fork a draft, test on real work, make it active deliberately. When results must be exact and auditable, package the calculation as a script inside a custom Skill. No native Connection, but the system has an HTTP API? Package the call as a script inside a custom Skill. Depend on what things are, not where they are — stable anchors, recorded Skills, and verify-after-write habits. Set up access that survives teammates, departures, and expired credentials. Why an Agent works for its builder and fails for everyone else — the two access gates and the sharing model. Approval gates fire only where the AOP asks. Which actions earn one, whose inbox it lands in, and designing for the wait. Automatic Evaluations, durable outputs, and the alerting surface — so "what did the Agent do?" is a link, not an investigation. A cross-referenced index of practical guidance from across the docs. We're actively expanding this section. Check back for more detailed guidance. This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.