App Types (Overview)
Outlines the available app types in GLIK Cloud and their suitability for different orchestration needs.
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Outlines the available app types in GLIK Cloud and their suitability for different orchestration needs.
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supports multiple app types, each optimized for specific orchestration needs. Whether building lightweight assistants, autonomous agents, or complex enterprise flows with persistent memory, GLIK provides flexible that align with a wide range of enterprise use cases.
This guide introduces each app type available in GLIK Cloud and outlines when to use them in the context of a managed, browser-based environment.
Simple, prompt-response interaction. No persistent memory.
Quick utilities, testing, FAQ bots
Autonomous agent with reasoning and tool invocation capabilities.
Self-driven tasks, decision routing
Multi-turn memory-enabled dialog with structured memory and escalation logic.
Internal workflows, document agents, approval bots
Single-turn orchestration for automated API chains or tool calls.
ETL-style logic, external automation
Each app type runs on the same orchestration engine but is optimized for different levels of:
Session duration (single turn vs. multi-turn)
Memory access (stateless vs. scoped persistence)
Tool coordination (LLM-only vs. hybrid with plugin calls)
Enterprise readiness (compliance, logging, fallback paths)
While this page focuses specifically on app types as they appear in GLIK Cloud, these same app types are available in other environments such as GLIK Open Core. Behavioral differences, configuration options, and deployment patterns for each app type within Open Core will be covered in that section of the documentation.
Use for basic assistants with no memory or tool logic
Use when tools, autonomous execution, or goal-seeking behavior is required
Use to manage conversational memory, approvals, or fallback escalation
Use to streamline deterministic pipelines (e.g., extract → transform → export)
Refer to for self-hosted implementation guidance.