Capri Ai
  • Quickstart Guides
    • Getting Started With Capri AI
    • Video Onboarding Course
    • Setup
    • Capri AI Affiliate Program
  • Capri Portal
    • Accessing the Capri Portal
    • Navigating the Capri Portal
    • Setting up the Settings
    • Setting up an Agent
    • Setting up Actions
      • GHL Channel
        • Contact/Custom Fields
      • GHL Calendar
      • Google Calendar
      • Google Sheets
      • Google Docs
      • Website Reading
    • Adding a User to your Organization
    • Using the Emulator
      • Adding the Emulator as a Custom Menu Item
      • Iframe Emulator Settings
    • Understanding Fallbacks
    • Setting up Rebilling
    • Snapshots
  • Spreadsheet and Knowledge Base
    • Setting up and Using a Spreadsheet
    • Having the Spreadsheet Auto-Update
  • PROMPT DESIGN
    • Creating Prompts
    • Prompt Examples
  • INTEGRATING WITH CRM AND WEBHOOK INFORMATION
    • GoHighLevel (GHL)
    • HubSpot
    • Webhook Information
    • Triggers
      • Automated Follow-Up For Stale Leads
    • Using Multiple Webhooks
    • Uphex
  • API and Developer Tools
    • Using The New Public API
      • Agent API
    • Email and Plain Text Make Modules
    • Model Pricing
  • Customer Support
    • Contact Us!
  • Legacy Information
    • Legacy Information
      • Setup (Legacy)
      • Accessing the Capri Portal (Legacy)
      • Navigating the Capri Portal (Legacy)
      • Capri Portal Settings (Legacy)
      • Using the Emulator (Legacy)
      • Adding the Emulator as a Custom Menu Item (Legacy)
      • Connecting to the CRM (Legacy)
        • GoHighLevel (GHL)
        • Webhook Information
      • Custom Tags (Legacy)
      • Handoff and Disqualify (Legacy)
      • Testing and Debugging (Legacy)
      • Understanding Fallbacks (Legacy)
      • Overview of the calendar integration (Legacy)
      • Respond Tasks (Legacy)
      • Outreach Tasks (Legacy)
      • Evaluate Tasks (Legacy)
      • Custom Tasks (Legacy)
      • Setting up a Spreadsheet (Legacy)
      • Using the Knowledge Base Extension (Legacy)
Powered by GitBook
On this page
  • Provider
  • Prompt
  • Silent Setting
  • Advanced Settings
  1. Capri Portal

Setting up Actions

PreviousSetting up an AgentNextGHL Channel

Last updated 11 months ago

Capri AI agents have multiple actions that they can do in certain conversation contexts, from things like appointment setting, to adding tags to a contact, or reading information from a spreadsheet!

When you click the "Add" button in the Actions section, you will see a menu where you can select the action you'd like to add, and a prompt section as well.

Provider

Under the "Provider" dropdown, you'll see a variety of options for actions.

Prompt

In the prompt section, you will give the AI instructions on when the action should activate or fire and information about the action if need be. For instance, for a tag action, you will tell the AI when it should add the tag to the contact, and for a Google sheet action, you will tell the AI when it should check the sheet for information and what information is contained within the sheet.

If you have a different agent with actions already set up, you can quickly import the prompt that you are using from that agent by clicking the import prompt button.

By using the "Include main prompt" option, you can have the AI read the main prompt when evaluating the action. By doing so, you can give the AI additional context about the conversation, such as when a contact is considered qualified or the like. Be aware, though, that this does increase token usage!

Silent Setting

Some actions have a "Silent" setting. When turned on, this will make it so that if the action fired, the AI will actually not respond. This can be useful for setting up things like handoff tags or other actions that you want to end the conversation from the AI so that a team member can take over!

Advanced Settings

For a bit more control over the nuances of the action, you can enable advanced settings. In the advanced settings, you can specify what model you'd like the action to use, even if it's different from the main model of the agent, and you can even use a different secret key! You can also set a token limit for the action if you'd like to have a stopgap to prevent the action from using too many.