Use Delete logs to permanently remove stored request, response, and tool execution log data for a selected date range while retaining the request history entries for monitoring and audit purposes.D...
End user groups let you manage MCP server access for multiple end users at once. Instead of granting each end user access to each MCP server individually, create a group "Engineering" or "Operation...
Maintaining a tool after it's been created is very straightforward. The Tool builder tab lists all the tools you've created, including: Name: Displays the tool name you gave when you created i...
To see all AI agents in your account, from the navigation menu, click AI agents under AI studio. Note If you haven’t added any agents yet, click Create AI agent to add one. The list displays key...
Use the Celigo Marketplace to find prebuilt MCP server templates and install them in your account. Before installing a template, you can review the Tools, Prompts, and connections it includes to de...
Group sync lets your external identity provider (IdP) act as the source of truth for end-user group memberships. Turn it on for an IdP configuration, and Celigo reads the groups claim from OIDC tok...
You can debug a Tool in test mode to ensure the Tool processes your records as expected before using the Tool. When you run a Tool in test mode, you can review the processing behaviour of each ste...
The AI agent (create/edit) panel features two main sections: the left side for configuring the agent and the right side for testing and previewing its behavior. Use the Preview pane to test your A...
Use this article to move flows between integrations. Orphaned flows are moved to an integration called Standalone Flows. You can also view and manage all your flows across integrations from Build ...
MCP prompts are reusable prompt templates defined by the server and surfaced to users by an agent. On selection of a prompt, the required inputs are provided, and a structured set of messages are ...