Web Service

Select a Resource File containing a RAML definition that describes the web service's endpoints, methods, and parameters. This definition enables the AI Assistant to understand how to interact with the service.

The 'Title' is extracted from the RAML definition and is used as the display name for this Web Service resource. It helps users and the AI Assistant distinguish between multiple web service resources.

Specify one header per line, using the format key: value. These headers will be included in every request sent to the web service, and can be used for authentication, content type specification, or other custom requirements.

Can be one of the following types:

Choose the appropriate authentication method (such as API key, OAuth, or Basic Auth) required by the web service. The selected method determines how credentials are included with each request.

Set the maximum number of seconds to wait for a response. If the web service does not respond within this period, a timeout error will be raised.

If the web service returns HTML content, you can specify a CSS selector to identify the root element to be used when importing or processing the document.

The 'Resource Name' is shown in the user interface and is used to reference this resource in configuration and during chat interactions. If an 'Alias' is provided, it will be used as the display name; otherwise, the default 'Name' is used.

Provide a clear and concise explanation of what this resource is for, what information or capabilities it provides, and how it should be used in relation to other available resources. This description is used by the AI Assistant to determine when and how to utilize the resource during a conversation.

If two resources would otherwise have the same 'Resource Name', you can specify an 'Alias' to ensure each resource can be uniquely identified. The alias will be used as the display name in the user interface and in chat interactions.