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Triggers start Autonomous Agent Graph runs without a live chat UI. Some Conversational graphs also support trigger-style entry points through the Integrations hub.
Triggers replace the legacy Intents model. Configure trigger type, assign an Agent Build per environment, and call the generated webhook or wait for the Cron schedule.

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Trigger types

See Trigger APIs for endpoint shapes, auth, and payload fields.

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Deploy a trigger from Studio

  1. Create an Agent Build for the Autonomous Agent Graph (Builds overview).
  2. In Graph Studio, click Deploy → Deploy as API or Cron job.
  3. Or open Studio → Triggers → Add trigger in Integrations when the panel is empty.
  4. In Integrations → Triggers, create the trigger connection and select workflow type (API, Background Task, or Cron).
  5. Assign the Agent Build to DEV first; copy the generated webhook URL or Cron config.
  6. Test with a Bearer token (API usage examples) or wait for the first scheduled run.
  7. Promote build assignment to UAT / PROD when validated.
Graph Studio Triggers sidebar

Studio Triggers panel — graph-scoped trigger links

Integrations hub Triggers tab

Integrations hub — Triggers tab for workspace-wide trigger config

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Map triggers to Agent Graphs

When a trigger fires, the platform runs the Agent Build assigned to that trigger for the matching environment. See Mapping triggers to workflows for assignment and validation steps.
Use Background task mode for multi-step Autonomous graphs. Reserve single-endpoint API mode for fast operations under ~120 seconds.