Module · The AI nodes✅Knowledge checkCheck: models, agents and their limits4 questions · Pass at 60%1. You attach a CRM Manager to a Core Agent as a tool and leave every field open for the agent to fill. What have you done?Given it maximum flexibility, which is the point of a toolNothing risky, since writes need an operation set explicitlyAllowed any operation on any entity, at least in principleMade it unusable, as an agent cannot fill required fields2. Where does a tool node sit in a Core Agent workflow?Off the execution path — attached, and called if the agent decidesIn the flow after the agent, so its output feeds the next nodeIn the flow before the agent, so its result is in the promptAnywhere on the canvas, as long as a connection reaches the agent3. A caller talks over your voice agent and it keeps going to the end of its sentence. What is the setting, and what is its default?interruption_threshold, which defaults too high to ever triggerenable_interruptions, which the node leaves off by defaultsilence_timeout, which must elapse before the agent will yieldThere is none; barge-in depends entirely on the phone provider4. Which field actually ends a voice call that has gone wrong — an agent talking to a voicemail, say?The inbound call node's own call_timeout_minutes settingThe outbound call node's timeout, which bounds the callmax_iterations on the agent, once its step budget runs outmax_conversation_duration, defaulting to ten minutesCheck answers← Back to AI & the Knowledge BaseNext topic →
