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Agent Mode (AI-Powered Bridges)

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What is Agent Mode?

Agent Mode lets you build bridges powered by a large language model (LLM) instead of writing code. You define a system prompt and configure tools (API calls) that the agent can use, and the LLM handles the logic.

Setting Up an Agent Bridge

  1. Open a bridge in the editor

  2. Switch to the Agent view tab

  3. Toggle Agent Mode on

  4. Write a system prompt that describes what the agent should do

  5. Configure tools — each tool is an API endpoint the agent can call:

    • Name — A lowercase identifier (e.g., get_customer)

    • Description — What the tool does (the LLM reads this)

    • Method — GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, or DELETE

    • URL Template — The endpoint URL (can include parameters)

    • Parameters — Input parameters with types and descriptions

  6. Optionally configure MCP Servers for external tool integration

Configuration Options

  • Model — Select which LLM to use

  • Max Tokens — Limit response length (256 to 8,192)

  • Tools — Up to 20 tool definitions

  • MCP Servers — Up to 10 external tool servers

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