Agent Configuration

Design and configure intelligent automation agents with custom workflows, triggers, and actions.

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How to Build Agents

What is an Agent?

An agent is an intelligent automation that performs tasks based on triggers and defined workflows. Agents can:

  • Monitor systems and respond to events
  • Process data automatically on a schedule
  • Orchestrate complex workflows across multiple systems
  • Transform and route data between applications
  • Execute tasks based on conditions and logic

Agent Types

  • Data Processor: Transform, filter, and process data from various sources
  • Workflow Automation: Chain multiple actions together for complex processes
  • Scheduled Task: Run recurring tasks at specified intervals
  • System Monitor: Watch for changes and trigger actions automatically
  • Custom Agent: Build specialized agents for unique requirements

Building Workflows

  1. Start with a Trigger: Define what initiates your agent (schedule, webhook, file change)
  2. Add Actions: Drag action nodes to perform tasks (HTTP requests, emails, database operations)
  3. Apply Logic: Use conditions, loops, and delays to control flow
  4. Connect Nodes: Click and drag between nodes to create connections
  5. Configure Each Node: Click nodes to set parameters and options
  6. Test and Validate: Run tests to ensure your agent works correctly

Best Practices

  • Start simple and add complexity gradually
  • Use descriptive names for agents and nodes
  • Add error handling with conditional logic
  • Test workflows with sample data before deployment
  • Document your agent's purpose in the description
  • Export configurations as backups

Node Types Explained

Triggers:

  • Schedule: Run at specific times or intervals (cron-like)
  • Webhook: Trigger via HTTP endpoint
  • File Watch: Monitor file system for changes

Actions:

  • HTTP Request: Call external APIs and services
  • Send Email: Send notifications or reports
  • Database: Query or update database records
  • Transform Data: Map, filter, or modify data structures

Logic:

  • Condition: Branch based on if/else logic
  • Loop: Iterate over arrays or repeat actions
  • Delay: Pause execution for specified duration

Use Cases

  • Automated data synchronization between systems
  • Report generation and email delivery
  • File processing and transformation pipelines
  • API integration and data aggregation
  • System health monitoring and alerts
  • Backup and archival automation
  • Content publishing workflows
  • Order processing and fulfillment