Evolve Network
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    • Governance (DAO)
      • Proposal Creation
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      • Token-based Governance Participation
  • 🧑‍🍳Dev SDK
    • Agentflow Endpoints
    • Integration Guidelines for Third-party Services
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  • Agentflow Endpoints Overview
  • Integration with Internal APIs:
  • Integration with Applications
  • Endpoint Usage
  1. Dev SDK

Agentflow Endpoints

The Agentflow system allows developers to access and utilize pre-built AI agents through a set of API endpoints. These agents can connect to various applications and perform tasks autonomously based on predefined specifications. Here's some detailed information on the endpoints available for integrating these custom agents with different applications within the Evolve Network.

Agentflow Endpoints Overview

Agentflow endpoints are interfaces through which developers can connect their applications to the pre-built AI agents. These endpoints facilitate communication, data exchange, and task execution, enabling agents to perform a wide range of functions without the need for users to create or customize agents themselves.

Integration with Internal APIs:

API Keys: Agents can be accessed by external services using personal API keys provided to the user, allowing for open-ended interactions.

Integration with Applications

Agents can be integrated with various applications to perform tasks such as data processing, content generation, web scraping, and more. The endpoints allow seamless interaction between agents and these applications, enabling a wide range of functionalities:

Data Processing: Agents can fetch and process data from different sources, perform analysis, and generate insights.

Content Generation: Agents can generate text, images, and other content types based on user inputs and datasets.

Web Scraping: Agents can scrape information from websites and add the data to their knowledge base for future reference.

Task Automation: Agents can automate repetitive tasks, such as sending emails, scheduling appointments, and more.

Endpoint Usage

Developers can utilize the following endpoints to integrate Agentflow with their applications:

  1. /agentflows:

    • GET: Retrieve a list of available pre-built agentflows.

  2. /agentflow/

    /start:

    • POST: Start an agentflow to begin performing its tasks.

  3. /agentflow/

    /stop:

    • POST: Stop an active agentflow.

  4. /agentflow/

    /status:

    • GET: Retrieve the current status and performance metrics of an agentflow.

  5. /agentflow/

    /update:

    • PUT: Update the configuration or capabilities of an existing agentflow.

  6. /agentflow/

    /delete:

    • DELETE: Remove an agentflow from your account.

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