callin.io workflow with Jenkins and AI agent

Yes, this is achievable with callin.io. You can set up a workflow that starts with a chat trigger, then connects to an AI Agent node, which can then initiate Jenkins jobs.

The AI Agent is capable of utilizing Tools. Each Tool should provide a precise description of when, how, and with which parameters it should be invoked. This functionality generally performs well, depending on the specific model and its configuration.

Should you have several Jenkins jobs requiring different parameters, it's advisable to create a distinct Tool for each job, accompanied by very explicit instructions. This approach enhances both accuracy and management.

Thanks for your response, but manually adding the Jenkins tool for every pipeline job would be quite tedious, especially if there are multiple pipelines in Jenkins. Is there a way to automatically select the job name directly from the chat trigger?

This example demonstrates how to utilize an AI Agent node to invoke a custom workflow. This particular workflow is designed to trigger a Jenkins job.

To use a workflow as a tool, you must define its parameters. The Accept all data option is not suitable in this scenario.

If your intention is solely to pass a job name, that approach works effectively.

However, managing multiple parameters introduces complexity. Dynamic parameters are not supported. You will need to predefine all potential parameters and assign null values where they are not applicable.

It's also crucial to guide the AI Agent on which value to use for each specific parameter.

Thanks for the workflow, but the callin.io workflow tool isn't getting triggered, and as a result, the sub-workflow isn't working either. How do I pass jobName from the chat? Does it need to be in a specific format?

To enable the Agent to use the tool, you need to provide a specific description.

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To make the Agent use the tool, you have to add a specific description.

Thanks, I was able to trigger a Jenkins pipeline using the chat messages.

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