Actions
Connect account-wide action providers (Shopify, custom HTTP, and others) so agents can call tools defined in Actions configuration.
Open Settings → Actions.
What this tab is for
Actions at account level are connections to external systems: credentials, base URLs, and tests. Individual agents still choose which actions are enabled and how they behave under Agents → Actions; this screen is where shared connections live.
Provider connections
The UI lists available providers (for example e-commerce or integrations your plan includes). For each provider you can:
- Configure API keys, OAuth, shop/domain identifiers, or other auth types the form exposes.
- Test the connection when supported.
- Remove or rotate credentials according to your security process.
Exact fields depend on the provider.
Custom HTTP actions
You can define custom HTTP actions with:
- Method, path, query parameters, and headers
- Body types: none, JSON, form-encoded, or raw
- Authentication: none, API key (header or query), Bearer, Basic, or custom header
- Timeouts and test requests against your endpoint
Use this when you need a bespoke API that is not shipped as a named provider.
Store secrets only in the designated secret fields. Treat action endpoints as production systems: validate payloads and auth on your side.
Relationship to Agents → Actions
- Settings → Actions: shared connections and custom HTTP definitions.
- Agents → Actions: enable actions for that agent, map parameters, and use the Playground to verify.
If a connection fails, fix it here first, then re-test from the agent.
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