Start
Definition
The “Start” node is a critical preset node in the Advanced Agent application. It provides essential initial information, such as user input and uploaded files, to support the normal flow of the application and subsequent workflow nodes.
Configuring the Node
On the Start node's settings page, you'll find two sections: "Input Fields" and preset System Variables.
Input Field
Input field is configured by application developers to prompt users for additional information.
For example, in a weekly report application, users might be required to provide background information such as name, work date range, and work details in a specific format. This preliminary information helps the LLM generate higher quality responses.
Six types of input variables are supported, all of which can be set as required:
Text: Short text, filled in by the user, with a maximum length of 256 characters.
Paragraph: Long text, allowing users to input longer content.
Select: Fixed options set by the developer; users can only select from preset options and cannot input custom content.
Number: Only allows numerical input.
Single File: Allows users to upload a single file. Supports document types, images, audio, video, and other file types. Users can upload locally or paste a file URL. For detailed usage, refer to File Upload.
File List: Allows users to batch upload files. Supports document types, images, audio, video, and other file types. Users can upload locally or paste file URLs. For detailed usage, refer to File Upload.
Vord's built-in document extractor node can only process certain document formats. For processing images, audio, or video files, refer to External Data Tools to set up corresponding file processing nodes.
Once configured, users will be guided to provide necessary information to the LLM before using the application. More information will help to improve the LLM's question-answering efficiency.
System Variables
System variables are preset system-level parameters in Advanced Agent applications that can be globally accessed by other nodes in the application. They are typically used in advanced development scenarios, such as building multi-turn dialogue applications, collecting application logs and monitoring data, or recording usage behavior across different applications and users.
Advanced Agent
The application provides the following system variables:
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