Connect an agent's role to usable skills and gear

TamasDB uses agent as an editorial English label for 密探. It is a navigation term, not a claim about official localization. Character names stay in Chinese when no official English form has been published, because transliteration and creative renaming can make future search and comparison harder. Each public agent page focuses on the currently available roster and brings together role, skills, talents, usable weapons and other confirmed relationships that would otherwise be scattered across separate lists.

Skills and talents should be read in context. A skill entry can describe an active effect, duration, cooldown or condition when those fields are confirmed; a talent generally modifies behavior or a build rule. A listed number is not automatically a complete damage result. Final performance can depend on equipment, target defense, timing and other modifiers, so the English explanation distinguishes a base value from an outcome observed in play. Unresolved formulas are labeled as such rather than filled with a persuasive estimate.

The build planner is a constraint checker and comparison tool. It can prevent known weapon restrictions or slot conflicts, connect selected skills and talents, and summarize confirmed fixed attributes from a proposed loadout. It does not turn an eligible combination into a recommended meta build. Terms such as best, S-tier or mandatory require version-specific play evidence, a defined mode and an explanation of the trade-off; without that evidence, TamasDB presents options instead of rankings.

A practical starting build should answer three questions: what the agent is trying to do, which choices support that role, and what is sacrificed. A survival-oriented setup may value safety and consistency, while a damage-focused setup accepts different risks. Use the agent page to learn the available parts, equipment pages to compare variants, and the planner to confirm known rules. Recheck all three after an update, because a changed cooldown, eligibility rule or affix range can alter the same combination.