Brightsy AI is an advanced AI Agent Tooling platform designed to streamline your enterprise data flows and create intelligent, autonomous systems. This guide will help you understand the core components and how to get started with Brightsy AI.
Key Concepts
Prompting
Effective prompting is the foundation for success with Brightsy AI. Understanding how to craft clear, specific instructions for AI agents enables optimal performance and results. We recommend the Prompt Engineering Guide as an excellent resource for mastering prompt engineering techniques, including:
- Zero-shot and Few-shot Prompting: Instructing AI with or without examples
- Chain-of-Thought: Guiding AI through complex reasoning steps
- Retrieval Augmented Generation: Enhancing responses with external knowledge
- Advanced Techniques: Leveraging the latest prompting methodologies
For practical examples specific to Brightsy AI tools, see our Prompting Guide with detailed examples and best practices.
Agents
Agents are configurable AI assistants that can be customized with specific instructions, knowledge bases, and tool access. They hold credentials to registered Applications and utilize the associated Tools to perform operations. Agents can be connected to each other, creating a network of specialized capabilities for complex task delegation. Key features include:
- Expert Agent Delegation: Core platform design enabling specialized AI for different tasks
- Multi-Agent Interactions: Agents can collaborate on complex workflows
- Autonomous Operation: Independent decision-making within defined parameters
- Reasoning Capabilities: Transform raw data into actionable insights
- Memory Management: Store and retrieve contextual information
Scenarios
Scenarios are predefined interactions that can be triggered manually, on a schedule, or via webhooks. The scenario combines instructions with incoming data and executes against the assigned Agents. Key features include:
- Automated Workflows: Run predefined processes based on triggers
- Event Response: Process webhooks from third-party services (like GitHub)
- Scheduling: Cron-based scheduling for regular executions
- Webhooks: Receive and process data from external systems
Applications
Applications are integrations with external APIs and services registered using OpenAPI 3.0+ specifications. Each operation defined in the API is translated into a Tool that is registered with the AI model. Key features include: