Where it helps
A manager preparing for a talent review checks their team's goals and recent feedback in one place.
My take
MY PRACTITIONER VIEW
Helpful preparation, but talent decisions are among the most sensitive in HR. Use it to gather information, not to rate people.
Things you can ask
Examples based on Oracle's notes. What works depends on your setup.
What it won't do
- It answers and summarises. Oracle's note describes no create, update or approval actions.
- It covers the manager's own reporting line only.
Good first agent?
Not yet. It summarises information used to judge people's performance. Bring it in once you've agreed how managers may use it.
Risk level: Higher risk. It summarises performance, feedback and goals about named people, which is evaluating people at work.
Before you switch it on
- Whose data can it see?
- Who checks its answers?
- What happens when it's wrong?
Rules to know about
Evaluating people's performance is among the employment uses the EU AI Act treats as high-risk. Use it to prepare, never to rate, and check with your legal and data protection teams.
Setup at a glance
Open Setup at a glance for the setup steps. Select the agent's type label to see what that type means.
Test it after each update
Oracle updates arrive in test on the first Friday of the update month and in production on the third. Run these in between.
- Ask for someone's performance summary and check it against their documents.
- Ask about feedback and check it doesn't include anything the manager shouldn't see.
- Ask about someone outside your team and check it refuses.
Watch out
Talent information used to evaluate people falls into higher-risk territory under the EU AI Act.
How it's changed
Listed in 25C as part of the manager agents.
- 25CTalent Advisor (My Team) - AI AgentOracle's note ↗
Related agents
Last reviewed October 2026
This is an independent practitioner view, not Oracle documentation. Features, names and availability change each release and depend on your licences and setup; some agentic applications carry extra costs. Always check Oracle's own notes and your environment. Last reviewed October 2026.

