How purecloudlabs/genesys-ava-skills works
AVA is presented as an IDE-based, spec-driven workflow for designing, building, testing, evaluating, and critiquing Genesys Cloud virtual agents. The documented entry point is an IDE agent session, routed by ava-dispatch; the README also describes setup, MCP sign-in, knowledge authoring, publishing, and live sessions. The supplied tree contains installers and documentation but no application source, so runtime components are shown as documented capabilities rather than inspected implementations; edges reflect README statements only.
Main entry points: install.sh Platform installer
Components 15
Installation and access
- Platform installer
install.sh - Setup wizard
- AVA MCP server
- Sign-in and permissions
AVA authoring
- ava-dispatch
- AVA design
- Knowledge authoring
- Build and publish
Testing and review
- Evaluation scenarios
- AVA evaluation
- Quality critique
- Published AVA session
Other components
- IDE user
- Coding IDE
- Genesys Cloud
Connections 16
- IDE user → Platform installer: runs
README.md - Platform installer → Setup wizard: installs CLI for
README.md - IDE user → Setup wizard: configures
README.md - Setup wizard → Coding IDE: registers MCP in
README.md - Coding IDE → AVA MCP server: starts
README.md - AVA MCP server → Sign-in and permissions: opens sign-in
README.md - Sign-in and permissions → Genesys Cloud: authenticates with
README.md - IDE user → Coding IDE: starts agent session
README.md - Coding IDE → ava-dispatch: invokes
README.md - ava-dispatch → AVA design: routes to
README.md - ava-dispatch → Knowledge authoring: routes to
README.md - ava-dispatch → Build and publish: routes to
README.md - ava-dispatch → Evaluation scenarios: routes to
README.md - ava-dispatch → AVA evaluation: routes to
README.md - ava-dispatch → Quality critique: routes to
README.md - ava-dispatch → Published AVA session: routes to
README.md