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Panels in Sequence Studio

Sequence Studio includes several panels that provide access to key configuration and management features. Each panel is essential for building robust, flexible, and maintainable conversational assistants.

Variables Panel​

  • Purpose: Define, view, and manage variables used throughout your flows.
  • Usage:
    • Store user input, state, and other data for use in logic and responses.
    • Add, edit, or remove variables as your flow evolves.
    • Reference variables in node prompts, conditions, and API calls.
  • Tips:
    • Use clear, descriptive names for variables.
    • Regularly review and clean up unused variables.
  • Related: See Conditions & Logic for advanced variable usage.

Brain Vault Panel​

  • Purpose: Manage your assistant's knowledge sources.
  • Usage:
    • Add, organize, and preview documents, URLs, and text that the AI can reference for accurate answers.
    • Test retrieval and tune knowledge settings.
  • Tips:
    • Keep sources focused and well-titled for best retrieval.
    • Use the preview feature to test knowledge before deploying.
  • Related: See Brain Vault Reference for full details.

Revisions Panel​

  • Purpose: Improve your assistant's accuracy by providing sample questions, incorrect responses, explanations of why the answer was wrong, and (optionally) a correct response. This helps the model learn and refine its answers over time.
  • Usage:
    • Enter a sample user question.
    • Record the assistant's incorrect response.
    • Explain why the response was wrong.
    • (Optional) Provide the correct response for reference.
    • Use the preview button to test how the assistant would answer now.
  • Tips:
    • Use real-world examples from transcripts or user feedback.
    • Regularly update with new edge cases or misunderstood questions.
  • Related: See Preview & Test for more on testing and improving answers.

Intents Panel​

  • Purpose: Define and manage user intents and example utterances for use with the Intent Classify node.
  • Usage:
    • Organize how your assistant recognizes and routes open-ended user input.
    • Add, edit, or remove intents and provide example phrases for each.
  • Tips:
    • Provide diverse, realistic examples for each intent to improve classification.
    • Regularly review and refine intents as your assistant grows.
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