Node Configuration Drawer

In the node configuration drawer, the system consists of three sections:

• General – Includes general information and basic settings for the agent node.
• Tools – Used to perform functional tasks or interact with external systems.
• Advanced – Used to customize input and output guard settings.

Figure: General Node Configuration Drawer after clicking on the Agent Node

Figure: Tools Node Configuration Drawer

Figure: Advanced Node Configuration Drawer

4.1. General

Fields/Settings	Description
Model	To choose the Model
Agent Type	To select the Agent Type
Description	To identify the agent's purpose within the workflow.
Instruction	To define how the agent should respond and perform tasks
Output Key	To specify the key under which the agent's output will be stored
Generate Suggested Questions	To enable or disable automatic generation of suggested questions
Temperature	To control the creativity of the AI Agent's responses.
Max Output Tokens	To define the maximum number of tokens the AI Agent can generate in a single response.
Top P	To control response diversity using nucleus sampling

Table: Fields and Settings under General

Figure: General Section of the Node Configuration Drawer

4.2. Tools

The "Tools" section is composed of three main components:

• System – Built-in tools provided by the platform.
• Custom Actions – User-defined tools for custom logic and integrations.
• MCPs – Tools based on the Model Context Protocol for advanced agent communication and orchestration.

Figure: Add Tools Pop-up Box (Default)

4.2.1. System

No.	Tools Name	Description
1.	RAG Tool	To retrieve relevant information from external knowledge bases.
2.	Web Search Tool	To fetch real-time information from the websites.
3.	Custom MCP Tool	To integrate custom tools or services using the MCP (Model Context Protocol).
4.	Code Executor Tool	To perform calculations, and downloadable file generations.
5.	API Tool	To interact with external APIs by sending requests and processing responses.
6.	Database Tool	To retrieve, and manipulate data from connected databases, supporting structured data access.
7.	Context Aware Tool	To handle post-login context management by persisting user identity, authorization details, and session state.
8.	GenAI Toolbox DB	To support Postgres and MySQL databases with Chinook database credentials.
9.	UI Render Tool	To generate and render a customized UI alongside the chat response.
10.	File Generation Tool	To support generating downloadable files directly within the platform.
11.	Chart Generation Tool	To support generating charts directly within the platform.

Table: Showing Available Tools in the System

Figure: Available Tools in System of Add Tools Pop-up Box

4.2.2. Custom Actions

The system consists of three types of custom actions:

• URL Link – Redirects users to an external or internal URL when triggered.
• Contact Form – Collects user contact information through a predefined form.
• Custom Form – Captures structured, user-defined data based on configurable form fields.

Figure: Custom Actions in Agent Chain Interface

4.2.2.1 URL Link

Fields/Button	Description
Usage Description (Optional)	To add a short description explaining when and why this custom action should be used.
Instruction Prompt	To define the instruction or guidance associated with this custom action.
Button Label	To add the label of the button to display on the action button in the user interface.
Redirect URL Address	To add the desired URL Link
Complete Button	To complete the URL Link setup process
Delete Icon	To delete the URL Link custom action
Edit Icon	To edit the custom action name

Table: URL Link Fields and Buttons in the Setup Custom Action Interface

Figure: URL Link Setup Custom Action Interface in Agent Chain

Figure: URL Link custom action is configured

Options	Description
Manage	To manage the configured URL Link custom action
Delete Icon	To delete the configured URL Link custom action

Table: Options Available for the configured URL Link custom action

Figure: The Screen after clicking Manage Button

Figure: The Screen after clicking the delete icon

4.2.2.2 Contact Form

Sections	Description
Overview	To provide general information about the custom form action.
Form Fields	To use the predefined input fields that will be displayed to users.
API Request	To configure the API call that will be triggered when the form is submitted.

Table: Sections under the Contact Form custom action

Figure: Contact Form Interface

Buttons	Description
Complete Button	To complete the Contact Form setup process
Delete Icon	To delete the Contact Form custom action
Edit Icon	To edit the custom action name

Table: Buttons Available in the Contact Form Setup Custom Action

Figure: Contact Form is configured

Options	Description
Manage	To manage the configured contact form custom action
Delete Icon	To delete the configured contact form custom action

Table: Options Available for the configured contact form

Figure: The Screen after clicking Manage Button

Figure: The Screen after clicking delete icon

Overview of the Contact Form

Fields	Description
Usage Description (Optional)	To add a short description explaining when and why this custom action should be used.
Instruction Prompt	To define the instruction or guidance associated with this custom action.
Form Title	To enter the title of the contact form
Form Description	To add the description of the contact form
Submit Message	To add the submit message of the contact form
Button Label	To add the label of the button to display on the action button in the user interface.

Table: Fields Under Overview Section

Figure: Overview Section

Form Fields of the Contact Form

The contact form includes four predefined fields:

• Name
• Email
• Phone
• Description

Figure: Form Fields Section (Default)

Figure: Form Fields Section with Enabled Fields

Options	Description
Enabled	To enable the contact form fields
Disabled	To disable the contact form fields

Table: Options in the Form Fields

API Request of the Contact Form

The API Request defines how form data is sent to an external system when the contact form is submitted.

Methods/Components	Description
GET	To retrieve data from the external system or server
POST	To send data to the external system or server
Parameter	To filter, search, or pass simple data to the external system or server
Header	To provide additional information required by the external system or server to correctly process the request
Body	To send structured data, such as form submissions or JSON objects

Table: Methods and Components in the API Request Section

Figure: API Request Section

4.2.2.3 Custom Form

Sections	Description
Overview	To provide general information about the custom form action.
Form Fields	To add the custom input fields that will be displayed to users.
API Request	To configure the API call that will be triggered when the form is submitted.

Table: Sections under the Custom Form

Figure: Custom Form Interface

Buttons	Description
Complete Button	To complete the Custom Form setup process
Delete Icon	To delete the Custom Form custom action
Edit Icon	To edit the custom action name

Table: Buttons Available in the Custom Form Setup Custom Action

Figure: Custom Form is configured

Options	Description
Manage	To manage the configured custom form
Delete Icon	To delete the configured custom form

Table: Options Available for the configured custom form

Figure: The Screen after clicking Manage Button

Figure: The Screen after clicking delete icon2

Overview of the Custom Form

Fields	Description
Usage Description (Optional)	To add a short description explaining when and why this custom action should be used.
Instruction Prompt	To define the instruction or guidance associated with this custom action.
Form Title	To enter the title of the custom form
Form Description	To add the description of the custom form
Submit Message	To add the submit message of the custom form
Button Label	To add the label of the button to display on the action button in the user interface.

Table: Fields Under Overview Section

Figure: Overview Section2

Form Fields of the Custom Form

Button	Description
+ Add Field	To add the custom form fields

Table: Button in the Form Fields

Figure: Form Fields Section under Custom Form

Step1: Click +Add Field in the Form Fields of Custom Action The system will display the added form field.

Figure: The Form Fields Section after clicking "+Add Field" Button

Icons	Description
Check Box Icon for Required	To defines whether the field is mandatory or optional
Edit Icon	To edit form fields
Delete Icon	To delete the added form fields

Table: Icons Available in the Added Form Fields

Step2: Click Edit Icon on the added form field The system will show the Edit Form Field pop-up.

Figure: Edit Form Field with Text Field Type (default)

No	Field Type
1.	Text
2.	Email
3.	Phone
4.	Number
5.	Text Area
6.	Dropdown
7.	Checkbox

Table: Field Type Available in the Edit Form Field

Buttons	Description
Save	To save the update or edit information in the edit form field
Cancel	To cancel the form field editing process

Table: Buttons Available in the Edit Form Field Pop-up

For Text Field Type:

Fields	Description
Field Type	To select the type of input field (e.g., Text, Number, Email) that determines how data is entered and validated.
Label	To define the display name of the form field shown to end users.
Placeholder	To specify the hint text displayed inside the field to guide users on what to enter.
Default Value	To set a pre-filled value that appears in the field when the form is loaded.
Error Message	To define the error message.

Table: Available Fields for the Text Field Type

Figure: Edit Form Field for Text Field Type

For Email Field Type:

Fields	Description
Field Type	To select the type of input field (e.g., Text, Number, Email) that determines how data is entered and validated.
Label	To define the display name of the form field shown to end users.
Placeholder	To specify the hint text displayed inside the field to guide users on what to enter.
Default Value	To set a pre-filled value that appears in the field when the form is loaded.
Error Message	To define the error message.

Table: Available Fields for the Email Field Type

Figure: Edit Form Field for Email Field Type

For Phone Field Type:

Fields	Description
Field Type	To select the type of input field (e.g., Text, Number, Email) that determines how data is entered and validated.
Label	To define the display name of the form field shown to end users.
Placeholder	To specify the hint text displayed inside the field to guide users on what to enter.
Default Value	To set a pre-filled value that appears in the field when the form is loaded.
Error Message	To define the error message.

Table: Available Fields for the Phone Field Type

Figure: Edit Form Field for Phone Field Type

For Number Field Type:

Fields	Description
Field Type	To select the type of input field (e.g., Text, Number, Email) that determines how data is entered and validated.
Label	To define the display name of the form field shown to end users.
Placeholder	To specify the hint text displayed inside the field to guide users on what to enter.
Default Value	To set a pre-filled value that appears in the field when the form is loaded.
Error Message	To define the error message.

Table: Available Fields for the Number Field Type

Figure: Edit Form Field for Number Field Type

For Text Area Field Type:

Fields	Description
Field Type	To select the type of input field (e.g., Text, Number, Email) that determines how data is entered and validated.
Label	To define the display name of the form field shown to end users.
Placeholder	To specify the hint text displayed inside the field to guide users on what to enter.
Error Message	To define the error message.

Table: Available Fields for the Text Area Field Type

Figure: Edit Form Field for Text Area Field Type

For Dropdown Field Type:

Fields/Button	Description
Field Type	To select the type of input field (e.g., Text, Number, Email) that determines how data is entered and validated.
Label	To define the display name of the form field shown to end users.
Option List	To select one option in the custom form
Error Message	To define the error message.
+Add Button	To add the option list
Delete Icon	To delete or remove the option list

Table: Available Fields and button for the Dropdown Field Type

Figure: Edit Form Field for Dropdown Field Type

Figure: Edit Form Field for Dropdown Field Type after clicking "+Add" Button

Figure: Edit Form Field for Dropdown Field Type after clicking the delete icon on option2

For Checkbox Field Type:

Fields/Button	Description
Field Type	To select the type of input field (e.g., Text, Number, Email) that determines how data is entered and validated.
Label	To define the display name of the form field shown to end users.
Option List	To select one option in the custom form
Error Message	To define the error message.
+Add Button	To add the option list
Delete Icon	To delete or remove the option list

Table: Available Fields and button for the Dropdown Field Type

Figure: Edit Form Field for Checkbox Field Type

Figure: Edit Form Field for Checkbox Field Type after clicking "+Add" Button

Figure: Edit Form Field for Checkbox Field Type after clicking the delete icon on option2

API Request of the Custom Form

The API Request defines how form data is sent to an external system when the custom form is submitted.

Methods/Components	Description
GET	To retrieve data from the external system or server
POST	To send data to the external system or server
Parameter	To filter, search, or pass simple data to the external system or server
Header	To provide additional information required by the external system or server to correctly process the request
Body	To send structured data, such as form submissions or JSON objects

Table: Methods and Components in the API Request Section

Figure: API Request Section2

4.2.3. MCPs

To create a custom MCP template, user can integrate MCP connectors under Settings platform. Choose one Custom MCP Template for the selected type of agent chain to create.

Figure: Showing to select the Created Custom MCP Template from Platform in Add Tools List

By clicking Manage button, rename the tool name for the Untitled Tool. Then, enter valid URL that has been gotten from the Composio Site.

Figure: Showing URL Box under Setup Tool Interface

Click "Generate Available Tools" that are added to use the custom MCP template. Select the tools that the user wants to use among these available tools.

Figure: Showing the Available Tools to connect with the Custom MCP Template

Buttons	Description
Manage	To choose Available Tools to connect with and edit the created custom MCP template.
Delete	To delete the created custom MCP template.

Table: Buttons for Created Custom MCP Template on Canvas

Figure: Created Custom MCP Template on Canvas

4.3. Advanced

The advanced section is used to configure input and output guard settings to ensure a safe and controlled AI chat experience. There are two types of guards:

• Input Guard – Controls and validates user inputs.
• Output Guard – Regulates the agent's responses.

Figure: Advanced Configuration Drawer

Figure: Guardrail Settings Pop-up

Buttons	Description
Reset	To get back the original condition
Update	To save the guardrails changes
Cross (x)	To close the Guardrail Settings Pop-up Box

Table: Buttons in Guardrail Settings

Input Guard	Description
Jailbreak Detection	Detects and blocks attempts to bypass or manipulate the agent's safety mechanisms.
PII Detection	Identifies any Personally Identifiable Information (PII) in the user input.
Secret Detection	Detects sensitive data like credentials, API keys, or custom-defined secrets in the input.

Table: Input Guard Settings

Figure: All Input Guards are enabled in Guardrail Settings

Output Guard	Description
PII Detection	Detects and removes any Personally Identifiable Information from the agent's response.
Secrets Detection	Identifies and blocks the response of confidential or custom-defined sensitive information.
Competitor Mention	Prevents the agent from mentioning competitor names or related information.
Profanity	Detects and filters out offensive or vulgar language.
Toxicity	Flags and blocks toxic, harmful, or abusive content in the agent's response.

Table: Output Guard Settings

Figure: Output Guard in Guardrail Settings

Figure: Advanced Configuration Drawer after applying Input and Output Guards