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In this table, the hooks should be ordered according the their execution.
Since the ordering requires to jump from one tab to another, we may think to order those in the same tab and add enumeration to explain the ordering across all hook typology (i.e. agent, rabbit hole, ecc.).
Example
Name
Description
1. Before agent starts
Intervene before the agent starts
2. Agent fast reply
Shorten the pipeline and returns an answer right after the agent execution
Smarter or more sophisticated ways are welcome!
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@kodaline yes, this could be a solution, but if we could keep the info all in the same place I think it could be better for the user.
Other solutions could be:
numbered list, like mentioned above
adding previous hook and following hook in the panel appearing with +
I am not sure I understood well this improvement 😄 , but, adding a tab in the table called Pipeline ? Where, you just have all the hooks as in the pipeline... it might not be short though 😱
Yep indeed, also there are the diagrams already where the execution flow with hooks. Maybe just ordering and numbering the entry in the hook table is the cleanest solution
In this table, the hooks should be ordered according the their execution.
Since the ordering requires to jump from one tab to another, we may think to order those in the same tab and add enumeration to explain the ordering across all hook typology (i.e. agent, rabbit hole, ecc.).
Example
Smarter or more sophisticated ways are welcome!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: