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June 2026 Update — Higento documentation

· 2 min read
Colin Kater
CTO @ higent.ai

The docs now include a full reference for Higento, the workspace assistant that builds and manages your Higent workspace from chat. Find it under Builders → Higento (assistant) in the sidebar.


New documentation section

Higento overview

Introduces how Higento works: natural-language goals, folder scope, the shared function contract (success + message), draft-and-deploy for agents/tools, and core concepts like object ids and naming conventions.

Functions reference

Every capability Higento exposes is documented as a function (object-verb), grouped by the object it acts on:

ObjectExamples
Workspace & foldersfolder-list, folder-create, workspace-move
Agentsagent-create, agent-run, agent-link-tool
Chatbotschatbot-create, chatbot-update
Toolstool-create, tool-update-interface
Tablestable-read-rows, table-row-create, table-row-update
Workflowsworkflow-create, workflow-read
Integrationsintegration-connect
Schedulesschedule-list, schedule-update
Conversationask-user

Each object page lists Purpose, Input, and Output in a consistent layout so you can see exactly what Higento sends and what comes back.

Use case examples

Realistic, prompt-driven scenarios — derived from the folder-assistant test blueprints — grouped by theme:

  • Workspace organization — folders, rename, move objects
  • Building & running agents — create, link tools/integrations, schedule, run
  • Chatbots — create, review, refine
  • Building tools — prompt, template, and code tools with interfaces
  • Tables & data — schema, read rows, create and update records

Each blueprint shows a goal, an example prompt, the function chain Higento runs, and the resulting workspace state. Function names link directly to the matching reference section.


  • Higento docs live under Builders, alongside the existing builder guides and API reference.
  • German sidebar labels for the new section are included.

Where to start