Make AI Agents app

In Agent, choose an existing agent or click the Create agent button to create a new agent.

In Context, you can view the Context files the agent uses for reference.

In Thread ID, you can specify a custom thread ID to keep all of your interactions with the agent in the same communication thread.

If you leave the Thread ID field empty, a new thread ID appears in the output. The agent will have no memory of previous communication.

Examples of what to map to the Thread ID field:

The more context an agent must remember in the Thread ID, the higher the tokens. In the Agent settings of an agent configuration, you can limit the number of agent runs in the thread history to reduce context from the Thread ID.

In Additional system instructions, you can share extra contextual information with the agent. Dynamically provide context by mapping data from the scenario to this field.

In Messages, you can send tasks and specific requirements to the agent. You can send multiple user messages at once.

In Timeout, you can set the maximum number of seconds the agent can execute until it is terminated.

If you leave the Timeout field empty, the timeout is 300 seconds (5 minutes). The maximum timeout is 600 seconds (10 minutes).

In Output schema, you can define the output schema of the agent response.

In response, you can view the agent's response to the user request. Optionally, mapmap this data to the next modules.

In executionSteps, you can expand each step to view the agent's thinking and decision-making process.

Steps are in chronological order and describe any of the following factors:

In tokenUsageSummary, you can view AI tokens used in a single module run, including:

Select an existing agent that will store the context file, or click the Create agent button to create a new agent.

Upload a context file that your selected agent can access. You can also see the files you already uploaded to the agent.

Select an existing agent that will store the context file, or click the Create agent button to create a new agent.

Name the context file to identify and retrieve it later.

Insert text or map text from preceding modules.

Select an existing agent, or click the Create agent button to create a new agent.

Select an existing agent, or click the Create agent button to create a new agent.

Select an uploaded context file to delete from an agent's memory.

Select an existing agent, or click the Create agent button to create a new agent.

Select an existing agent that will store the context file, or click the Create agent button to create a new agent.

Upload a context file that your agent can access. You can also see the files you already uploaded to the agent.

Select an existing agent that will store the context file, or click the Create agent button to create a new agent.

Name the context file to identify and retrieve it later.

Insert text or map text from preceding modules.