Agent Script Reference

This reference covers key concepts and terms associated with Agent Script.

• Actions - Define executable tasks that an agent can perform, such as running a flow or transitioning to a new topic.

• Before and After Reasoning - Optional blocks inside a topic that run either before or after the topic executes.

• Blocks - The structural components of an Agent Script, where each block contains a set of properties that describe data or procedures.

• Conditional Expressions - Deterministically specify what actions to take or which prompts to include based on the current context.

• Reasoning Instructions - Instructions that Agentforce resolves into a prompt for the LLM.

• Supported Operators - The comparison, logical, and arithmetic operators you can use in Agent Script.

• Tools (Reasoning Actions) - Executable functions that the LLM can choose to call, based on the tool's description and current context.

• Topics - A set of instructions, actions, and reasoning that defines a job that an agent can do.

• Utils - Utility functions used as tools, such as transitioning to topics or setting variable values.

• Variables - Let agents track information across conversation turns.