Assistant Configuration
The Assistant Configuration system provides a streamlined, unified approach to customizing your DataQI assistants. This single configuration page makes it easier to define your assistant’s purpose, behavior, and capabilities in a clear, consistent way.
What You Can Configure
Basic Information
- Assistant Name: Clear, descriptive name for easy identification
- Description: Define the assistant’s role and purpose to improve context and response accuracy
Behavior Settings
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Instructions (Optional): Add specific rules or behaviors
- Example: “If the question involves pricing negotiations, instruct the user to contact the Procurement Manager”
- Example: “Always cite sources when providing information”
- Example: “Use only information from the provided documents”
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Tone of Voice (Optional): Choose the communication style that best suits your environment
- Professional: Formal, business-appropriate tone
- Friendly: Conversational, approachable style
- Technical: Precise, detailed responses
- Concise: Brief, to-the-point answers
Technical Settings
- AI Model: Select the underlying model powering your assistant
- Choose based on your specific needs and license tier
- Balance between speed and accuracy
- Consider the complexity of your use case
Where to Find Configuration
The Configuration section appears in two places:
During Assistant Creation
- Accessible in the assistant creation flow
- Configure settings before the assistant goes live
- Ensures proper setup from the start
Manage Assistant Page
- Available for existing assistants
- Modify settings as your needs evolve
- Test changes before applying to live assistants
Configuration Benefits
Focused Control
- Single interface for all assistant settings
- Clear, organized configuration options
- Consistent experience across all assistants
Improved Accuracy
- Better context through detailed descriptions
- More relevant responses through specific instructions
- Appropriate tone matching your use case
Easier Management
- Streamlined configuration process
- Clear relationship between settings and behavior
- Reduced complexity for administrators
Best Practices
Assistant Name
- Use descriptive, clear names
- Include department or purpose (e.g., “HR Policy Assistant”)
- Avoid generic names like “Assistant” or “Chat Bot”
Description
- Be specific about the assistant’s role
- Mention the target audience
- Include key capabilities or limitations
Instructions
- Keep instructions clear and specific
- Focus on important behaviors or constraints
- Test instructions with sample questions
Tone Selection
- Match tone to your organization’s culture
- Consider your target users’ preferences
- Ensure consistency across similar assistants
This unified configuration approach gives you focused control over how your assistant behaves while ensuring a more consistent and effective experience across all use cases.
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