Assistant Create Thread
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The OpenAI Assistant Create Thread ActionStep is designed to initiate a new conversation thread with an existing AI assistant. This enables users to manage multiple dialogue contexts or inquiries concurrently, making it an essential tool for detailed conversation management.
- Open the OpenAI node in the Workspace Explorer.
- In the Assistant node, select the Assistant Create ActionStep.
Parameters:
The ActionStep has the following input parameters:
| Name |
Description
|
|---|---|
| Assistant Id | The assistant identifier. Allowed Context Scopes [Fixed, Local, Global, Reference] Allowed Context Types [Fixed, Variable, Parameter, Result, Enum] Allowed Context Values [String] |
Results:
The ActionStep returns the following results:
| name |
Description
|
|---|---|
| Success | Indicates whether the result is successful. Allowed Context Scopes [Fixed, Local, Global, Reference] Allowed Context Types [Fixed, Variable, Parameter, Result, Enum] Allowed Context Values [Boolean] |
| Thread Id | The thread identifier. Allowed Context Scopes [Fixed, Local, Global, Reference] Allowed Context Types [Fixed, Variable, Parameter, Result, Enum] Allowed Context Values [String] |
Example 1 (Snooker chatbot):
The example ActionScript demonstrates the process of managing conversation threads with an AI assistant in XenoGuard. The script first creates a new conversation thread using the assistant's ID, obtained from a previous step. This newly created thread is then used for interaction, and its ID is saved for later reference. After the desired interactions are completed, the Delete Thread ActionStep is called, which uses the saved thread ID to properly close the conversation thread. This ensures that the thread is neatly terminated without leaving open sessions, maintaining order and efficiency in the system's operations.
See other operations:
Assistant Create
Assistant Upload File
Assistant Send Message
Assistant Delete Thread
Assistant Delete