Edit Bot | Dreams AI Agent - Agent Builder Tailwind Admin Template

Bot Information

Name your bot and decide who inside the workspace can reach it.

Step 1

Bot Avatar

Drop an image here or browse files

PNG, JPG or SVG · square works best · up to 2 MB

Bot Name 0/60

Shown in the bot list, the chat header and every transcript.

AI Configuration

Pick the model that answers and tune how deterministic it should be.

Step 2

AI Provider

Changing the provider reloads the model list.

Model

Larger models cost more per call but reason further.

Temperature 0.7

Low values repeat themselves reliably. High values improvise.

Top P 0.90

Caps how much of the probability mass the bot may sample from.

Maximum Tokens

Hard ceiling on a single reply.

Language

The bot still answers in whatever language the user writes.

System Prompt 0/2000

The standing instruction sent ahead of every conversation. Be specific about what the bot must never do.

Conversation Style

Response Length

Creativity

Reasoning Level

Personality

Set the voice, the opening line and what happens when the bot is stuck.

Step 3

Tone

Friendly Warm and approachable

Professional Clear and business-ready

Formal Precise and policy-safe

Creative Playful and expressive

Technical Exact and detail-heavy

Teaching Patient and explanatory

Behaviour

Rules the bot applies to every reply, on top of the system prompt.

Greeting Message

First message shown when the chat opens.

Welcome Prompt

Shown under the greeting as a gentle nudge.

Conversation Starter

Separate several starters with a forward slash. They appear as one-tap chips.

Fallback Response

Used when confidence is low or the answer is not in the knowledge base.

Escalation Message

Sent at the moment the bot transfers to a person.

Knowledge

Choose what the bot may read, and how much of the conversation it remembers.

Step 4

Knowledge Base

Answers are grounded in the selected base.

Context Window

How much of the running conversation is resent each turn.

Sources

Documents

24 PDFs, DOCX and Markdown files

Web Pages

12 crawled URLs, refreshed weekly

FAQs

86 question and answer pairs

Collections

4 curated topic collections

Datasets

2 structured CSV datasets

At least one source is required before the bot can be deployed.

Memory

Remember earlier turns and user preferences across sessions

Connected Tools

Tools the bot may call while it answers. Start narrow and widen later.

Step 5

Permissions

What this bot is allowed to do once it is live.

Step 6

Read

Fetch records from connected sources

Write

Create or update records on the user's behalf

Delete

Remove records permanently

Internet Access

Reach hosts outside your network

File Upload

Accept attachments from the chat window

Image Generation

Produce images from a text prompt

Code Execution

Execute generated code in the sandbox

External APIs

Authenticate against third-party services

Delete and Code Execution are irreversible. Grant them only to bots you have tested in a Testing deployment first.

Deployment

Decide where this bot runs and what gets recorded.

Step 7

Status

Draft Keep building. Not callable yet.

Testing Internal testers only, logs verbose.

Production Live for every allowed audience.

Version

Semantic version recorded against this configuration.

Hosting Region

Where transcripts are stored at rest.

Auto Update

Roll minor model updates out automatically

Logging

Store full transcripts for 30 days

Analytics

Track resolution rate and satisfaction

Monitoring

Alert on error spikes and latency drift