What Is an Agent?
In Bluejay, an Agent is a representation of the voice or chat system you want to test and monitor. Bluejay uses the information you provide to establish a baseline for how the agent should perform.Creating an Agent
To create an Agent on Bluejay, you need to provide the following details:| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | A unique, easily identifiable name for your agent |
| Description | A brief explanation of the agent’s role, capabilities, and context |
| Goals | Clearly defined objectives your agent aims to achieve during calls |
| Knowledge Base | A structured collection of data, scripts, FAQs, or guidelines your agent uses |
| Phone Number | The phone number associated with your agent for calls |
Why Agents Matter
Agents form the foundation of your interaction strategy on Bluejay. By clearly defining and accurately detailing your agents, you enable:- Precise call simulations that reflect real-world scenarios
- Robust analytics and observability insights into agent performance
- Effective optimization of agent behaviors based on data-driven feedback
Best Practices
- Be specific — clear, detailed descriptions and goals ensure your agent’s simulations and analytics are highly relevant and actionable
- Regular updates — keep your knowledge base and agent details up-to-date to reflect any changes in strategy or information
- Distinct names — use intuitive and descriptive agent names for quick identification and easier management