Components
Components are reusable values that you define once and can reference across different parts of the platform — including Agent prompts, Tasks, MCPs, and Tools.
Instead of repeating the same information in multiple places, you create a Component and insert it wherever needed. When the value changes, you update it in one place and it reflects everywhere automatically.
🧩 What is a Component
A Component is a named variable with a fixed value.
It has three properties:
Name — how you reference it (e.g.
especialidade)Type — the kind of value it holds (String, Number, or Boolean)
Value — the actual content that will be injected when the Component is used
Components are global — once created, they are available to all Agents in your workspace.
💡 When to Use Components
Components are useful whenever you have information that:
Repeats across multiple Agents or configurations
Might change over time and needs to stay consistent
Should be managed centrally rather than edited in every prompt
Common examples:
Clinic name, specialty, or doctor's name used across Agent prompts
A numeric threshold (e.g. max retries, score limit) shared across Tools
A feature flag (Boolean) that controls behavior in multiple Agents
➕ How to Create a Component
Inside your Agent, go to Components in the left menu
Click New Component
Fill in the Name, Type, and Value
Click Add Component
The Component is immediately available across your workspace.
🔢 Component Types
String
Free text (up to 250 chars)
Names, descriptions, instructions, labels
Number
Numeric spinner
Counts, limits, IDs, scores
Boolean
Toggle (on/off)
Feature flags, conditions, enable/disable
💬 How to Use a Component
Wherever the platform accepts variables (prompts, Tasks, MCPs, Tools, etc.), you can insert a Component in two ways:
Type
@in the text field and select the Component from the listClick inside the field and pick the Component from the panel that appears
The Component will appear as a tag in the editor (e.g. [[especialidade]]) and will be replaced by its value at runtime.
Example:
Prompt: "You are an AI Agent for the clinic of Dr.
[[especialidade]]"At runtime: "You are an AI Agent for the clinic of Dr. Estética Dental"
🔄 Updating a Component
To change the value of a Component:
Go to Components in the left menu
Find the Component and click the ⋯ menu
Edit the value and save
The updated value will be applied everywhere the Component is used — no need to touch individual prompts or configurations.
📌 Best Practices
Use clear, descriptive names — the name is how you and your team will find and reference the Component
Prefer Components over hardcoding values directly in prompts when the same information appears in more than one place
Use Boolean Components as feature flags to toggle behaviors without editing prompts
Use Number Components for thresholds or limits you might need to adjust over time
✅ Key Takeaway
Components let you:
Define values once and reuse them across Agents, prompts, Tasks, MCPs, and Tools
Keep your workspace consistent and easy to maintain
Update information globally without editing each Agent individually
It's a small change that makes a big difference when managing multiple Agents at scale.
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