Show Sources When Using Answer Questions with Knowledge Standard Action
The Answer Questions with Knowledge standard action currently supports prompt-based
citations that display the source URLs at the end of the response. To include in the generated
response, you must enable the option to show sources for the agent.
Manage AI Agents AND the required permissions for your agent type
OR
Customize Application
To see citations in responses, the agent must be activated.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter agents, and then select
Agentforce Agents.
Launch your agent in Agentforce Builder and from the sidebar, select
Data.
Select the Show sources checkbox. For Knowledge based data libraries
that’re assigned to agents who interact with external customers, you’ll need to enter the
Salesforce Knowledge domain URL. If you don’t include a specific Knowledge domain URL, it
defaults to the publicly available URL. Learn more about Knowledge domains.
Save your work.
At run time, citations appear at the end of a response as a numbered, clickable list of
original sources used to generate the response. The inline numbers refer to the source number in
the list. If a citation involves an
image, then the response includes a clickable link to the image.
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