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Creating logic flow using orchestration instructions, part 1

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Creating logic flow using orchestration instructions, part 1

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Your agent works, but it could be smarter. The difference between an okay agent and a great agent comes down to instructions. Let me show you what I mean. Let's navigate back to Sales Intelligence Agent. Go ahead and edit. We're going to look at the orchestration instructions that we looked at at the previous module. They're functional. The agent knows when to use Cortex Analyst versus Cortex Search, but that's all they do. Real agents need more guidance. They need to know what not to do. They need to understand edge cases. They need guardrails. We'll add all of that. There are two types of instructions you can configure. Orchestration instructions, which guides the tool selection and defines the agent's boundaries and scope. Then response instructions, which can control the output format and tone. We'll work on orchestration first. This is decision logic. When does the agent use Cortex Analyst? When does it use Search? When does it use both? The agent needs explicit guidance. Add…

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