Agent Instructions
Instructions in JetAdmin define how an agent should think, act, and communicate when handling tasks.
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Instructions in JetAdmin define how an agent should think, act, and communicate when handling tasks.
Give the agent a clear purpose and responsibility.
Example: “You are a data operations assistant responsible for managing, analyzing, and maintaining internal records.”
Define how the agent should use tools and execute tasks.
Example: “When a user requests customer data, first retrieve the record from the database, then summarize it before showing results. Use update tools only when explicitly requested.”
Set boundaries for when the agent must pause and ask for approval.
Example: “Always ask for confirmation before deleting records, updating multiple entries, or sending external communications.”
Control how the agent responds to users.
Example: “Respond in a clear and structured format. Use bullet points for multiple items. Keep responses concise unless more detail is requested.”
By defining clear and detailed instructions, you guide how the agent behaves, makes decisions, and responds leading to more accurate, consistent, and reliable results in JetAdmin.
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