Flows
AI agents and graphs: from the home tour and first agent to node setup, testing, triggers, API, publishing, quality evaluation, and operator handoff.
Start here¶
Getting started¶
Graph editor¶
Studio and canvas: two editor modes
Branch the dialog with edge conditions
Shape agent answers: prompt and model
Keep a large graph readable
Agent capabilities¶
Give the agent tools
Add an answer self-review
Let the agent call an operator itself
Hand off the dialog between agents
Agent files a background task for the team
Agent step plan via Skill
Agent step plan via tools
Attach a Skill to the agent
Connect an order tracking service
Call a remote agent
How the code editor suggests methods like an IDE
Compose an orchestrator from sub-agents
Connect an MCP tool
Duplicate and edit a Skill
Escalate a hard case to an operator
Create the Order return Skill
Send the answer to Telegram
Process data with a code node
Get a strict JSON answer
Data and variables¶
Attach a model context resource
Agent parameters and secrets
Reuse settings and files with resources
Testing and debugging¶
What the customer sees while waiting for an operator
Debug the agent step by step
Find and resume past sessions
Inspect traces and logs
Configure quality review and see the verdict in chat
A Skill unlocks in chat
Test the agent in chat
Time-travel the run history
See the operator handoff in the run history
Triggers¶
What triggers are and how to start configuring them
Run the agent from inbound email
Run the agent on a platform event with a filter
Run the agent on a schedule (cron)
Connect a Telegram bot to the agent
Run the agent from an HTTP webhook
API and access¶
First agent request through API Console
Sync and async calls through API Console
Embed the agent on a site
Share an agent demo link
Publishing and operations¶
Chat settings for customers
Enable the agent as an AI employee
Experiment in a branch
Publish and operate the agent
Configure voice and limits
Quality evaluation¶
Build a multi-turn evaluation case
First agent quality test
Score an answer with an LLM judge
Monitor quality in production
Run tests and compare versions