Release Notes

Simplified Sharing in Agent Builder

Now you’ll be able to share custom Workflow agents with clearer access levels—Run, View, Edit, or Full access.

Release Date
Mar 11, 2026
Categories
Workflows
Release Type
Regional Availability
US, EU, AU

What's New

We’ve made improvements to sharing options for custom Workflow agents so that assigning access levels is more clear and consistent.

Rather than assigning Build or Run access, Builders can now select from a single set of access levels aligned with sharing elsewhere in Harvey: RunViewEdit, or Full access.

image of before and after of workflow agent sharing

Key Updates

  • Assign Workflow agent access using clear levels: RunViewEdit, or Full access
    • Instead of Build access use Edit or Full access
    • Instead of Run access use Run or View access
  • Designate which users should have access to the Workflow agent before publishing. They’ll still only be able to view and run the agent once it is approved and published, but this allows you to queue up sharing.

Why It Matters

The goal of these changes is to align sharing options across Harvey’s product areas, making sharing easier and more intuitive, while preserving the granular controls teams rely on.

How to Use

This update does not change the function of sharing Workflow agents, it should simply surface more clear options when sharing them. Refer to the chart below for an overview of the changes.

Before

After

  • “Manage run access” was managed separately.
  • Select “Can run” to allow users to run the Workflow agent.

  • Select “Can view” to allow users to run the Workflow agent and view its structure.

  • “Manage build access” was managed separately.
  • Select “Can edit” to allow users to edit the Workflow agent.

  • Select “Full access” to allow users to edit the Workflow agent and share access with other users.

  • Builders could only share Workflow agents with other users after they were published.
  • Builders can choose who to share a Workflow agent with before publishing. However, those users will not have access until the agent is approved and published.

  • A pop-up warning will remind Builders that selected users cannot use or edit the Workflow agent until it is published.

FAQs

Q: What’s changing from the current sharing model?

Workflow agent sharing will move away from managing Build and Run permissions separately. Instead, you’ll use a single set of access levels that match sharing patterns used across Harvey.

Q: Will existing Workflow agent permissions change when this launches?

No. Existing sharing permissions will not be changed or updated as part of this release. Users will not lose any functionality or see Workflow agents they should not have access to.