A new agent is being developed to help customer service reps process customer requests for a replacement product. The agent needs to call an action that takes two inputs: productId: An 18 character…

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Options

• AInstructions for productId: "The 18 character ID of the product." Instructions for reasonCode: "A
• BInstructions for productId: "The product ID. Retrieve this from the conversation history or the
• CInstructions for productId: "ID from the product record." Instructions for reasonCode: "Code for the
• DInstructions for productId: "The 18 character ID of the product. Retrieve this from the conversation

• A
  4% (1)
• B
  15% (4)
• C
  8% (2)
• D
  73% (19)

Explanation

Effective Agentforce instructions must be explicit about the data format, the source of the data, and the requirements for the input. Option D is the best choice because it provides the most detail for the Large Language Model (LLM). It specifies the format (18 character ID / three-digit code), the source (conversation history or user input), and the logic/dependency (required only when the product ID is present). This level of detail prevents the agent from guessing or providing incomplete data to the underlying Salesforce action. Options A and C are too vague and could lead to errors. Option B is better but lacks the explicit "Required" tag and format details found in Option D. High-quality instructions act as a contract between the agent's natural language understanding and the structured data requirements of the Salesforce system.

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