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Creating Agents

  • Creating Your First Agent
    • Using the File Property
    • Using the Text Property
    • Using the Single Select and Multi Select Properties
    • Using the Number Property
  • Taking Your Agent to the Next Level
    • Using the URL Property
    • Using the Reference Property
    • Using the Collection Property
    • Using the JSON Property
    • Using the Page Splitter Property
  • Property Types: Usage, Examples, and Best Practices

Properties & Tools

  • Work with File Bundles
  • Execute code with the Python Tool
  • Web Search Tool
  • Organize Your Workspace with Folders

Features

  • Leverage your agents with Cases
  • AI Citations
  • Create workflows with Conditional Logic
  • Add agent-specific context with the Knowledge Hub
  • Set agent-level permissions
  • Bring Your Own Model
  • Email to Cases in Go

Prompting

  • Prompting 101

Integrations

  • Connect V7 Go to third-party apps with Zapier

Managing your Go Account

  • Go Data Security FAQs
  • Supported File Formats
  • Usage Limits
  • How to Optimise Token Efficiency
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Usage Limits

While the vast majority of projects in Go should run without a hitch, projects and workspaces have a handful of limits that, when hit, can cause degraded performance. We've listed them out below to help you plan your projects.

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ItemLimit
Projects per workspace1000
Properties per project125
Entities100,000
File size per entity50mb
Single/Multi-select options per property1000
Exports per project1000

Updated 5 months ago