<aside> <img src="/icons/info-alternate_green.svg" alt="/icons/info-alternate_green.svg" width="40px" /> This overview will introduce you to the platform’s key concepts and how they work together to create powerful automation workflows.

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Agent Builder: The Core of Agent Creation

Agent Builder is where you create your AI agents by assembling building blocks called Axons. Axons represent individual tasks or steps the agent performs. The Agent Builder is designed to make this process intuitive—simply drag and drop the necessary Axons from the Axon Library and connect them to build your Agent. Each Axon plays a specific role, whether it’s gathering data, processing it, transforming it, or sending it to the desired location.

Axon Library: Building Blocks for Your Agents

The Axon Library contains a collection of Axons divided into four main types: Inputs, Processors, Transformers, and Outputs. Each Axon type serves a unique purpose in the agent’s workflow, and there are specific rules for how they connect to each other.

1. Triggers

Trigger Axons are responsible for bringing data into the agent. They represent the sources from which the agent retrieves or monitors data. Common input Axons include:

• API Connector: Integrates with external APIs to fetch data.

• Gmail Reader: Fetches and filters emails based on predefined criteria.

• SharePoint Input Connector: Monitors SharePoint for file uploads or changes.

• Table Uploader: Uploads structured data like spreadsheets or CSV files.

• Uploader: Allows users to manually upload files to be processed.

Triggers can only connect to Task Axons, as they supply the data the agent will act on.

<aside> <img src="/icons/info-alternate_green.svg" alt="/icons/info-alternate_green.svg" width="40px" /> Trigger Axons can only connect to Task Axons.

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2. Tasks

Task Axons handle the data processing and transformation that take place once the agent receives input. They include various tools for analyzing, classifying, extracting, manipulating, modifying, and reformatting data. These Axons streamline the flow of data processing and preparation for final use. Key Task Axons include:

• Classifier: Automatically classifies documents or data based on labels provided.
• Comparator: Compares incoming documents or data against templates to highlight differences.
• Decision Tree: Adds conditional logic, allowing the agent to take different actions based on specific criteria.
• Extractor: Identifies and extracts specific information from documents or datasets.
• Content Generator: Generates custom content using information and results from previous axons.
• Doc Generator: Fills document templates (e.g., Word or PDF) with extracted data.
• File Merger: Combines multiple files into a single document.
• File Renamer: Renames files based on predefined rules.

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4. Actions

Action Axons are the final step in the workflow. These Axons define where and how the processed data is sent or stored, completing the agent’s workflow. They can handle file storage, data transfer, or communication tasks. Common Action Axons include:

• Google Drive Output Connector: Saves processed files to Google Drive.