Paths let you control the different directions a conversation can go based on the user’s choices. Think of them as branches in a decision tree. Depending on what the user says or does, the agent will follow a specific path to keep the experience smooth and relevant.
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When to Use Paths
Paths are useful when you want your AI agent to:
- Respond differently based on user input (like "yes" vs. "no")
- Guide the conversation through multiple logical steps
- Pass specific data (called variables) when switching to another path
For example, you might create a Confirmed
path if the user agrees to something, and a Declined
path if they don’t. Each path would take the conversation in a different direction.
How to Configure Paths
To set up a path for your agent:
- Navigate to AI Pilots from the left side bar.
- If you already have existing AI Pilots, click the dropdown from the header and select your AI Pilot
- Go to Agents tab
- Here, select existing Agent or create a New Agent
- Scroll to the Paths section on the right-hand side
Now, follow these steps:
- Click Add Path
- Give your path a name (e.g.,
Confirmed
,Declined
) - Add a short description of what this path is for so the assistant understands when to use it.
Tip: This helps the LLM know when this path is the right choice based on user intent.
- Add any variables you want to pass along with this path(Optional)
- Save the configuration
Note: You can’t add the same path name more than once for a single agent.
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