Task Use Cases
You can create a Task by going to Tasks & Tools in the left hand menu of the Dashboard and clicking “Create”.
1. Give Your Task a Name and Purpose
Name
Give your task a short, action-oriented title that describes what it does. Examples:Update Contact Details, Reset Password, Schedule Appointment
Description
Explain briefly what the task helps users do. Example:2. Add Example Triggers
Example questions to trigger this task
Provide 2–3 sample user messages that should start this task. These help the AI agent recognize when to use it. Example:Negative examples (optional)
List examples of messages that shouldn’t trigger this task. Example:3. Write Example End-to-End Flows
Show how a full conversation should go. Write at least one normal flow that clearly demonstrates how the AI should respond. Example:4. Add Handover or Escalation Rules
Sometimes users may get stuck or need human help. Use this section to explain when the AI should hand over to a human agent. Example:5. Add Instruction Steps
Instruction steps are the step-by-step recipe your AI Agent follows to complete the task. Each step should include clear instructions in plain English.Common examples:
Step 1 – Get Contact DetailsTo reference a Tool, use the tool name enclosed in double curly braces, like this:
{{tool_name}}6. Add Available Tools (Optional)
Tools (API access for AI agents) are available for accounts with 5,000+ conversations per month. You can learn more about tools below.AI Actions (Tools)
7. Guidance for Tone and Style
Use the Guidance box to define your Agent’s tone for this task. Tasks don’t use any existing Guidance you have for your AI agent. Tasks have their own Guidance that’s more focused on the task at hand. Example:8. Save & Test
- Click Save changes but do not set live until you’ve tested it
- Once saved, close the task and test your task in the chat widget
9. Activate
- Once it’s ready, toggle Set task live.
- Click Save changes.

