AI AgentsOverview

AI Agents

Build an AI agent that answers your customers from your own content, calls your own APIs, and hands off to a human when it should — configured, tested, and deployed from one hub in the dashboard.

Where to find it

Open the AI Agents hub

Sidebar → AI Agents

Direct link: https://app.productbridge.io/dashboard/support/workflows/agent

In-app path: Sidebar → AI Agents

Requires: workflow:view to open the hub, workflow:manage to change anything, and a plan that includes the support_workflows feature. Without that feature the AI Agents item does not appear in the sidebar.

Every section of the hub has its own direct link:

Hub sectionWhat it isDirect link
OverviewAgents at a glance, content counts, quick add/agent
AgentsCreate agents, set persona, limits, and tool access/agent/agents
Content → SnippetsQuestion-and-answer pairs you write/agent/snippets
Content → WebsitesPublic pages the agent crawls and reads/agent/websites
Content → FilesUploaded documents (formerly the Knowledge Hub)/agent/files
DeployLet the agent answer customers, and on which channels/agent/deploy
ToolsYour own API endpoints the agent may call/agent/tools
WorkflowsScripted conversation flows that route to an agent/workflows

What the Hub Is For

The AI Agents hub is where you build the assistant that answers conversations in your Support inbox and Messenger. Four things make up an agent, and each has its own section in the hub:

The agent

Its name, avatar, tone, response length, and the free-text instructions that tune how it replies. Configure it under Agents.

Its content

What it is allowed to answer from — snippets, crawled website pages, uploaded files, Help Center articles, and video transcripts. Manage it under Content.

Its tools

Your own API endpoints, so the agent can look up an order or issue a refund mid-conversation. Configure them under Tools.

Its deployment

Whether it may answer customers on its own, and on which channels. Turn it on under Deploy.

The order of the sidebar follows that order: build the agent, give it something to answer from, then put it in front of customers.

Grounding

The agent answers from the content you give it. The rules that stop it inventing answers live in ProductBridge's backend, not in your configuration — nothing you type into an agent's instructions can remove them.

If the agent won't answer a question, that is usually a content gap rather than a configuration problem. Add a snippet covering the question and it will pick it up within a few minutes.

Where It Fits