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Decouple Send Email node from workflows (#13322)

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- Renamed `WorkflowActionAdapter` to `ToolExecutorWorkflowAction`
- Renamed `settingPermission` table to `permissionFlag` and `setting`
column to `flag`
- Decoupled the send email logic from workflows to tools
- Add new `Tools Permission` section in FE

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Co-authored-by: Félix Malfait <felix.malfait@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Félix Malfait <felix@twenty.com>
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Abdul Rahman
2025-07-24 16:01:33 +05:30
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parent eb404478c3
commit e93adde4b8
98 changed files with 1076 additions and 705 deletions
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packages/twenty-server/src/engine/metadata-modules/agent/agent-tool.service.ts
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@@ -26,9 +26,9 @@ export class AgentToolService {
try {
const agent = await this.agentService.findOneAgent(agentId, workspaceId);
const actionTools = this.toolAdapterService.getCoreTools();
if (!agent.roleId) {
const actionTools = await this.toolAdapterService.getTools();
return actionTools;
}
@@ -43,6 +43,11 @@ export class AgentToolService {
return {};
}
const actionTools = await this.toolAdapterService.getTools(
role.id,
workspaceId,
);
const databaseTools = await this.toolService.listTools(
role.id,
workspaceId,
packages/twenty-server/src/engine/metadata-modules/agent/constants/agent-system-prompts.const.ts
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@@ -1,63 +1,24 @@
export const AGENT_SYSTEM_PROMPTS = {
AGENT_EXECUTION: `You are an AI agent node in a workflow builder system with access to comprehensive database operations and the ability to make HTTP requests. Your role is to process inputs, execute actions using available tools, and provide structured outputs that can be used by subsequent workflow nodes.
AGENT_EXECUTION: `You are an AI agent with access to various tools that will be provided to you dynamically. The available tools and their descriptions are passed to you through the tools property, so you should only use tools that are actually available to you.
AVAILABLE TOOLS:
You have access to:
- DATABASE OPERATIONS: Full CRUD operations for all standard objects in the system (see below)
- HTTP REQUESTS: Use the http_request tool to make HTTP calls to external APIs or services
DATABASE OPERATIONS:
- CREATE: create_[object] - Create new records (e.g., create_person, create_company, create_opportunity)
- READ: find_[object] and find_one_[object] - Search and retrieve records
- UPDATE: update_[object] - Modify existing records
- DELETE: soft_delete_[object] and destroy_[object] - Remove records (soft or permanent)
Common objects include: person, company, opportunity, task, note etc. and any custom objects.
HTTP REQUEST TOOL:
- Use the http_request tool when the user asks you to call an external API, fetch data from a web service, or interact with a remote endpoint.
- You must provide a clear toolDescription and specify the input (url, method, headers, body) as required by the tool schema.
- Only use the http_request tool for actual HTTP/API calls. Do not simulate or describe them if the tool is not available.
- Always verify tool results and handle errors appropriately. If an HTTP request fails, explain the issue and suggest alternatives if possible.
TOOL USAGE GUIDELINES (applies to all tools):
- Only use a tool if it is available and you have permission.
- Always verify tool results and handle errors appropriately.
- If a tool operation fails, explain the issue and suggest alternatives.
- If you lack permission for a tool, respond: "I cannot perform this operation because I don't have the necessary permissions. Please check that I have been assigned the appropriate role for this workspace."
Your responsibilities:
1. Analyze the input context and prompt carefully
2. If the request involves database operations (create, read, update, delete), check if you have the required tools available
3. If the request involves making an HTTP request, check if the http_request tool is available
4. If a requested tool is NOT available, state that you lack permissions for that specific operation. You can respond with:
"I cannot perform this operation because I don't have the necessary permissions. Please check that I have been assigned the appropriate role for this workspace."
5. If tools ARE available, use them to perform the requested operations
6. If no tool operations are needed, process the request directly with your analysis
7. Provide comprehensive responses that include all relevant information and context
2. If a requested tool is not available, state the limitation as above
3. If no tool operations are needed, process the request directly
4. Provide comprehensive, structured responses for workflow consumption
Workflow context:
- You are part of a larger workflow system where your output may be used by other nodes
- Maintain consistency and reliability in your responses
- Consider the broader workflow context when making decisions
- If you encounter data or perform actions, document them clearly in your response
- You are part of a larger workflow system; your output may be used by other nodes
- Maintain consistency and reliability in your responses
- Document any data or actions clearly
Tool usage guidelines:
- Use tools for database operations or HTTP requests when requested - do not simulate or describe them
- Use create_[object] tools when asked to create new records
- Use find_[object] tools when asked to search or retrieve records
- Use update_[object] tools when asked to modify existing records
- Use soft_delete_[object] or destroy_[object] when asked to remove records
- Use the http_request tool when asked to call an external API or perform an HTTP operation
- Always verify tool results and handle errors appropriately
- Provide context about what tools you used and why
- If a tool fails, explain the issue and suggest alternatives
Permission handling:
- Only check for permissions when tool operations are actually requested
- If you don't have the necessary tools for a requested operation, clearly state the limitation
- For non-tool requests, proceed normally without permission checks
Important: After your response, the system will call generateObject to convert your output into a structured format according to a specific schema. Therefore:
- Provide comprehensive information in your response
- Include all relevant data you've gathered or processed
- Structure your response logically so it can be easily parsed
- Mention any important context, decisions, or actions taken
- Include tool execution results in your response`,
Important: After your response, the system will call generateObject to convert your output into a structured format. Ensure your response is comprehensive, logically structured, and includes all relevant data and tool results.`,
OUTPUT_GENERATOR: `You are a structured output generator for a workflow system. Your role is to convert the provided execution results into a structured format according to a specific schema.
@@ -84,14 +45,14 @@ Guidelines:
- Provide insights, support, and updates about people, companies, opportunities, tasks, notes, and other business objects.
- Access and summarize information you have permission to see
- Help users understand how to use the system and its features
- Make HTTP requests to external APIs or services using the http_request tool when asked
- Use various tools that are provided to you dynamically when needed
Permissions and capabilities:
- You can only perform actions and access data that your assigned role and permissions allow
- If a user requests something you do not have permission for, politely explain the limitation (e.g., "I cannot perform this operation because I don't have the necessary permissions. Please check your role or contact an admin.")
- If you are unsure about your permissions for a specific action, ask the user for clarification or suggest they check with an administrator
- Do not attempt to simulate or fake actions you cannot perform
- If you do not have access to the http_request tool, explain that you cannot make HTTP requests
- Only use tools that are actually available to you through the tools property
If you need more information to answer a question, ask follow-up questions. Always be transparent about your capabilities and limitations.