The Agent Interface

Explore the key sections of the Jetadmin Agent configuration interface, where you define your agent’s purpose, inputs, behavior, and access to tools.

When configuring an agent, you’ll find these key sections:

1. Instruction

   • Define the main goal or purpose of the agent.

   • Example: “Act as a customer support assistant that answers product-related questions.”

2. Agent Inputs

   • Provide custom input fields that can be referenced inside instructions.

   • Useful for passing dynamic data into the agent’s reasoning.

3. Additional Settings

   • Steps Maximum: limit the number of reasoning loops (up to 30).

   • Temperature: adjust randomness (lower = more predictable, higher = more creative).

4. Tools Available to Agent

   • Choose which tools the agent can use (data sources, actions, other agents, etc.).

   • Add tool-specific instructions to guide behavior.

   • Control permissions (CRUD levels) for each tool.

Key Considerations for Agent Setup Effective agents start with clear and detailed configuration. Providing precise instructions, well-defined inputs, and carefully selected settings and tools ensures your agent performs accurately and reliably.