Creating AI Agents
Welcome to the process of building your first AI Agent! This guide provides the essential, step-by-step instructions needed to go from an initial setup to a fully published conversational AI Agent with foundational conversational flows.
Step 1: Set up and name your AI Agent
- Log in to your Druid tenant.
- In the header, click on Bot and select Add New Bot.
- In the Create New Bot modal:
- Enter a unique name for your AI Agent in the Name field.
- Choose the Default Language for the AI Agent.
- Click Save. The page refreshes, opening the AI Agent settings on the Details tab.
NOTE: Names must be unique within your tenant. If a name is already in use, the creation process will fail.
Step 2: Configure the AI Agent appearance
On the settings page (Details tab), configure the AI Agent appearance:
- Click the Theme section header.
- Enter an image URL in the Avatar image URL field to set your AI Agent avatar.
- For advanced configuration, click Customize webchat and configure the desired web chat settings. For more information, see WebChat Common Styling and Behavior (Bot framework v4).
- Click Save at the bottom of the page to apply these settings.
Step 3: Select user roles
AI Agents interact only with users who are assigned specific security roles. Define which roles can access the AI Agent.
- Click the Security tab.
- Click the Used by section header.
- Verify the default Admin and User roles are checked to allow all authenticated and unauthenticated users to interact with the AI Agent.
- Select any additional roles based on your target audience.
- Click Save.
Step 4: Publish the AI Agent
Publishing the AI Agent is essential to make it functional and provision all the required resources in your Druid environment.
- Click the Details tab.
- Click the Publish button at the bottom of the page.
- After clicking Publish, a notification appears at the top of the page: “Request for provisioning was successfully sent!”. Monitor the AI Agent provisioning status using the following color indicators:
- Orange: The request is in progress.
- Green: The request has been successfully completed.
- Red: The process has failed. If the publishing fails, please contact the DRUID Technical Team.
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After publishing, you can test the AI Agent. Open the chat bubble on the right side and type your messages.
Step 5: Import Druid Starter solution
After publishing, the bot lacks conversation flows. Import the Druid Starter solution to give your bot foundational intelligence.
- On the header, click the Solution dropdown, and then select Import solution.
- In the Solution Library that opens, search for Druid Starter and import the solution. The Druid Starter includes definitions of system entities and common flows.
- Navigate back to the AI Agent settings page and click the Dialogue management section header.
- Select the imported flows from the Welcome flow dropdown and the Intent not found flow dropdown.
- Click Save at the bottom of the page to save the AI Agent configuration.







