General Settings
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The general settings are for configuring and customizing the agent's identity, behavior, and operational parameters. By providing clarity and guidance within this section, users can effectively tailor the agent to meet their specific needs and objectives.
Input Field Type: Text Field
Description: This field allows the user to specify a unique name for the agent.
Usage: Enter a concise and descriptive name that succinctly identifies the agent within the system. This name should facilitate easy recognition and differentiation among multiple agents.
Input Field Type: Text Area
Description: Users can provide a brief overview or description of the agent, detailing its purpose, capabilities, or any relevant information.
Usage: Utilize this space to offer insights into the agent's role, functionality, or any specific instructions pertinent to its usage. A clear and informative description enhances understanding and facilitates effective utilization of the agent.
Input Field Type: Text Area
Description: The Default Prompt serves as the initial message or directive presented to the agent, providing guidance on its intended use and instructions on how to handle user prompts.
Usage: Craft a concise and clear directive that outlines the agent's purpose, directed use, and expected behavior when interacting with users. The Default Prompt sets the tone for conversations and instructs the agent on how to respond to user inquiries or prompts effectively. It serves as a foundational element in guiding the agent's interactions and ensuring alignment with its designated role and objectives.
Input Field Type: Dropdown Menu
Description: Users can select from a list of available external agent engines, which determine the underlying technology or platform powering the agent's functionality.
Usage: Choose the appropriate external agent engine based on specific requirements, preferences, or compatibility considerations. The selected engine influences the agent's capabilities, performance, and integration possibilities.