Modify Existing Knowledge Creation Prompt Templates for IT Services
Customize the default prompt templates for creating knowledge articles to align with
your company's needs. You can modify any part of the template, from the fields it populates to the
instructions it gives the large language model (LLM).
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, and Unlimited Editions with Agentforce IT
Service.
User Permissions Needed
To create and manage prompt templates in Prompt Builder:
Prompt Template Manager permission set
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Prompt, and then select
Prompt Builder.
You will see a list of default prompt templates, including:
Create Knowledge Articles from Incidents
Create Knowledge Articles from Problems
Select the prompt template you want to modify.
For example, select Create Knowledge Articles from
Incidents.
To make changes, click Deactivate.
Click Save As, and then select Save as New
Version.
Modify the prompt template as needed.
Save your changes and activate the template.
Example
This example demonstrates how to modify a prompt template to include a new field.
Step Sequence
Action
1
Create a custom field on the Knowledge object and enter Affected
System in the field label. In the field name, enter
Affected_System.
2
Add the new custom field to the new version of the Create Knowledge Articles from
Incidents prompt.
3
In the JSON format section, Add the field name and a brief description in the JSON
format section. For example, ”Affected_System__c”:”Affected systems due to the
issue”,.
4
In the Prompt Instructions section, add instructions for generating data for the
Affected Systems field. You can paste this as the instruction:
- Specific instructions for generating Affected Systems:
-Extract sentences that describe the Specific devices, operating systems, departments, or user groups affected by the issue from the INCIDENT related to the DESCRIPTION. Assigned it to 'supporting_evidence' next to 'Affected Systems' field.
-Summarize the extracted Affected Systems text from above into 2 to 3 sentences. Assign them to the 'Affected System' field.
-Affected Systems should NOT be a mere repetition of TITLE. Affected System should ONLY contain information about the devices, operating systems, departments, or user groups affected by the issue and not the RESOLUTION.
-Affected Systems should ONLY include facts from the INCIDENT, NOT speculations or guesses.
-If no Affected Systems is identified, set "Issue" to "Not enough grounding information to generate content".
5
In the Grounding Fields section , select the resources for grounding the data. For
example, type Incident Category: and select Grounding Record | Category from the Insert Resource menu.
6
Save and activate the prompt.
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