1Z0-1155-2 Oracle Fusion AI Agent Studio Developer Professional - Rel 26-2 Practice Questions
Prepare for 1Z0-1155-2 with more than an answer.
- Time limit
- 90 minutes
- Questions on the exam
- 50
- Passing score
- 68%
- Level
- Professional
Domains covered on the exam 6
- Identifying and configuring the components of AI Agent Studio24%
- Creating and assigning roles and access permissions in AI Agent Studio12%
- Configuring and deploying an agent using Guided Journey6%
- Creating effective prompts15%
- Building agents26%
- Testing, evaluating, and optimizing agent performance17%
- 1
An architect is designing an agent that must evaluate a user's prompt, decide whether the intent relates to IT Support or Facilities Management, and then hand off the conversation to the respective specialized agent. Which agent design pattern is required to orchestrate this interaction?
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Correct answer: C
A Multi-Agent Team orchestrated by a Supervisor Agent is the correct pattern. The Supervisor Agent uses LLM reasoning to evaluate the user's intent and delegates the task to the appropriate specialized sub-agent (e.g., IT Support Agent or Facilities Management Agent).
- 2
When mapping tool functionality to business needs, what is the primary limitation of using a Document Tool compared to a Business Object Tool for retrieving employee PTO balances?
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Correct answer: B
The Document Tool is designed for Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) over unstructured, static documents (like PDFs or knowledge articles). PTO balances are dynamic, structured transactional data that must be retrieved in real-time, which is the exact use case for the Business Object Tool.
- 3
To define the interaction between AI Agent Studio (AIAS) and existing technical role hierarchies, a security administrator must identify the current role structures. Which Oracle Fusion tool is required to inspect and map these existing technical role hierarchies before assigning AIAS access levels?
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Correct answer: B
The Fusion Security Console is the centralized tool in Oracle Fusion Applications used to manage, inspect, and identify existing technical role hierarchies, users, and privileges. Administrators must use it to map these hierarchies to the intended AIAS access levels.
- 4
A large enterprise has developed a specialized 'Procurement Agent Team' in AI Agent Studio. The organization mandates that only employees with the existing 'Procurement Manager' or 'Buyer' functional roles should be able to interact with this specific Agent Team.
Where must the administrator configure this restriction to ensure compliance with the organization's access policies?
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Correct answer: A
To restrict which users can interact with a specific Agent Team, administrators must configure the access controls directly within the Agent Team settings in AI Agent Studio. Here, they grant access by mapping the team to the intended functional roles (like 'Procurement Manager') established in the organization.
stateDiagram-v2 [*] --> User_Login User_Login --> Role_Check: Access Procurement Agent Team Role_Check --> Access_Granted: Has 'Procurement Manager' or 'Buyer' Role Role_Check --> Access_Denied: Lacks Required Role Access_Granted --> [*] Access_Denied --> [*] - 5
A supply chain organization wants to automate its procurement inquiries. The developers need to ensure that the AI agent can securely fetch live inventory data from an external, non-Oracle inventory management system and present it to users within the chat interface. Which Agent Tool in Oracle Fusion AI Agent Studio is specifically designed to handle this requirement?
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Correct answer: C
The External REST Tool is designed to connect AI Agent Studio with third-party, non-Oracle systems by executing RESTful API calls. The Business Object Tool is used for native Oracle Fusion Applications data, while the Deep Link Tool is used to navigate users to specific UI pages rather than fetching raw data. The Document Tool is for RAG-based document retrieval.
- 6
A global financial institution is implementing a new customer service architecture using Oracle Fusion AI Agent Studio. The requirements dictate that the system must handle highly predictable password reset requests using strict, step-by-step logic to comply with security audits. However, it must also handle ambiguous inquiries about loan products by dynamically reasoning and delegating tasks to specialized sub-agents.
Which agent design pattern is most appropriate for this scenario?
flowchart TD User([User Request]) --> Router{Intent Router} Router -->|Password Reset| WFA[Strict Step-by-Step Logic] Router -->|Loan Inquiry| SA[Dynamic Reasoning & Delegation] WFA --> System(Identity System) SA --> SubA1(Mortgage Agent) SA --> SubA2(Auto Loan Agent)Show answer details
Correct answer: C
A Hybrid Agent pattern is ideal when a use case requires both deterministic, rule-based execution (Workflow Agent) for strict compliance tasks like password resets, and dynamic, LLM-driven orchestration (Supervisor Agent) for handling ambiguous, multi-faceted inquiries. Pure Workflow agents cannot dynamically reason, and pure Supervisor agents cannot guarantee the strict step-by-step execution required for the audited password reset.
