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Suggest Replies

What it is: A toggle that enables automatic reply suggestions after each agent response.

When to use it: Enable this feature when you want to:

  • Keep conversations flowing naturally
  • Save time on typing common responses
  • Provide users with quick response options

Simply toggle this on, and your agent will offer clickable reply suggestions after each of its messages.

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Language Model

What it is: The AI engine that powers your agent’s thinking and communication.

How to choose:

  • Default model: Best for most use cases - balanced performance and cost
  • Advanced models: May offer improved reasoning but at higher cost
  • Specialized models: Optimized for specific tasks like coding or creative writing

Tip: If you’re just getting started, stick with the default model. You can always upgrade later as your needs evolve.

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Temperature

What it is: A slider that controls how creative versus predictable your agent’s responses will be.

How to set it:

  • Low (0-0.3): More focused, consistent responses - ideal for factual tasks, customer support, or data analysis
  • Medium (0.4-0.7): Balanced creativity and precision - good for general conversation
  • High (0.8-1.0): More varied, creative responses - better for brainstorming, storytelling, or generating diverse ideas

Example: A sales agent might use lower temperature for explaining product specs, but higher temperature when brainstorming marketing ideas.

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Agent Timeout Time

What it is: The maximum time your agent can work on a task before timing out.

How to choose:

  • Shorter timeouts: More efficient for simple tasks, saves resources
  • Longer timeouts: Necessary for complex reasoning, research tasks, or when working with multiple tools

Consider the complexity of your agent’s typical tasks when setting this value.

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Instructions for Naming Tasks

What it is: Guidelines that help your agent create clear, consistent names for new tasks.

Example instructions:

  • “Include the customer name and request type in each task name”
  • “Use the format: [Project]-[Action]-[Date]”
  • “Start with the main goal followed by the specific action needed”

Well-named tasks make your workspace more organized and easier to navigate.

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Guide for Using Agent

What it is: Simple instructions shown to users when they start a conversation with your agent.

Best practices:

  • Keep it brief (1-3 sentences)
  • Explain what the agent can help with
  • Include any specific information users should provide

Example: “I’m your research assistant. Tell me what topic you’re exploring, and I’ll help find relevant information and summarize key points.”

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Welcome Message

What it is: The first message your agent automatically sends at the start of every new task.

Tips for effective welcome messages:

  • Introduce the agent’s purpose
  • Set clear expectations
  • Include a prompt for the user to get started

Example: “Hi there! I’m Maya, your marketing assistant. I can help draft social posts, brainstorm campaign ideas, or analyze content performance. What would you like to work on today?”

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Default Prompt for Parent Agents

What it is: Instructions that guide how other agents should interact with this agent when working together.

When to use it: Configure this when building multi-agent workflows where agents need to collaborate.

This ensures consistent communication between agents and helps maintain workflow integrity.

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Max Output Tokens

What it is: A limit on how much text your agent can generate in a single response.

How to configure:

  • Lower limits: More concise responses, faster performance, lower cost
  • Higher limits: More detailed responses, but may increase processing time

Adjust based on whether you need brief updates or comprehensive explanations from your agent.

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Export Agent

What it is: A button that downloads your agent’s complete configuration as a .rai file (JSON format).

When to use it:

  • Create backups before making major changes
  • Share agent configurations with team members
  • Transfer agents between environments
  • Create templates for similar agents

Your exported file contains all settings, tools, and configurations.

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Agent Autonomy Limit

What it is: The number of consecutive actions your agent can take without human approval.

How to set it:

  • Lower values: More human oversight, better for critical or sensitive tasks
  • Higher values: More independence, better for routine or time-sensitive workflows

Important: Higher autonomy limits may require longer timeout settings to allow the agent to complete its work.