After reading all the documentation, you might want to give AI Agent API a try. For that, we have prepared a\ndemo environment that anyone can access. Authentication is required, but any token\nthat you pass should work, so no need to get a User or Application key in advance.
\nTo show how this environment works, we will use Postman, but you can use any other REST client.
\nThe URL where this API can be located is: https://16abf815-424c-413e-b92d-6c6f8fc633cd.remockly.com/intelligence/api. Keep in mind that\nfor real production environments, the URL typically ends with /intelligence/api and not /api.
Let's start this Tutorial by creating a new HTTP Request in Postman (File > New > HTTP Request). Make sure that you have\nselected a GET operation and paste the URL for the API next to it: https://16abf815-424c-413e-b92d-6c6f8fc633cd.remockly.com/intelligence/api.
\nAuthorization and select Bearer Token for the Type. For the token, paste the above key.
Now we should be ready to start getting some information such as the full list of Tools of the Celonis Agent with {{Agent Id}} equal to 362b0a99-8f8a-4be8-a49e-bc846e113cff. For that, you need to add '/ai/agents/' + the agent Id + /tools/spec at the end of the URL.\nAs we can see, an OpenAPI spec including the tool definitions and how to call them is returned.
pql_tool_get_information_by_claim of Celonis Agent with {{Agent Id}} equal to 362b0a99-8f8a-4be8-a49e-bc846e113cff.
Imagine you want to chat with a Celonis Agent to get some information. This is possible by adding /conversations to the URL of the Celonis Agent.