Perform steps in the
Build an agent
quickstart guide.
Steps below continue working on the agent you started in that guide.
If you no longer have that agent, you can download
build-agent-quickstart.zip
and
import the file.
Once enabled, a dialog window provides the following:
A URL to a web page where the integration is hosted.
A link to agent settings,
which can be used to customize some aspects of the web page.
HTML code to embed your agent in your website.
Interact with your agent
Open the agent's web page using the provided link.
This page provides a text chat interface.
Type What's your name? and press enter.
The agent responds with the response you configured in prior quickstarts.
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