Actions are how agents get things done. Agents include a library of actions, which are
the tools an agent can use to do its job. For example, if a user asks an agent for help with
writing an email, the agent first selects a subagent, then it launches an action that drafts and
revises the email and grounds it in relevant Salesforce data.
Add an Action to a Subagent from the Asset Library Add standard actions to your agent to start handling common business use cases quickly, or create custom actions tailored to your business needs. When you add these actions to an agent, the agent gets its own, independent copy. Changes to template actions within the asset library aren't automatically synced to subagents and actions within your agent. Changes made to one agent's actions don't affect another agent's subagents or actions.
Create a Custom Action You can create a custom action from the asset library or from within an agent in Agentforce Builder. When you create an action from the asset library, it’s available to add to multiple agents and versions. When you create an action from within an agent in Agentforce Builder, it’s available only to that agent.
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