Conversation node is the most commonly used node type in conversation flow. It’s used to have a conversation with the user without tool calling during the conversation.Documentation Index
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If you want the agent to talk to the user and call tools during the same node, use a Subagent Node instead.
Write Instruction
Inside the node, pick how you want to write the instruction for the agent to follow:- Prompt: Write a prompt for the agent to dynamically generate what to say
- Static Sentence: Agent will say a fixed sentence first, and if still inside this node afterward, it will generate content dynamically based on the static sentence set
When Can Transition Happen
- When user is done speaking
- When Skip Response is enabled and agent finishes speaking
Node Settings
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Skip Response | When enabled, the transition will only have one edge. When the agent is done talking, it transitions via that specific edge. Useful for disclaimers where no user response is needed. |
| Knowledge Base | Configure node-level knowledge bases to combine topic-specific knowledge with the agent-level knowledge base. |
| Global Node | See Global Node guide. |
| Block Interruptions | When enabled, the agent will not be interrupted by the user when speaking. |
| LLM | Choose a different model for this particular node — used for response generation. |
| Fine-tuning Examples | Fine-tune conversation response and transition. See Finetune Examples guide. |