Common Issues#
Ensure all agents within the coworker are assigned specific goals and tasks.
Verify that the coworker is properly linked to its corresponding triggers and workflows.
Double-check connector configurations, including:Authentication: Confirm that API keys or credentials are correctly entered.
Headers: Ensure all required headers are present and correctly formatted.
Endpoints: Validate that the API endpoints are correct and accessible.
Confirm that the AI Coworker has the necessary write permissions for the Wexa Table.
Check the sequence of triggers to ensure that table updates occur in the correct order.
Debugging Tips#
Utilize the Coworker Monitor Panel to view real-time logs of agent activities and identify where issues may be occurring.
Implement Logger
skill agents at critical points within your workflow to capture and record data for debugging purposes.
Test individual agent logic in Sandbox Mode to isolate and resolve issues without affecting the live environment.
Permissions & Security#
AI Coworkers operate using scoped credentials, ensuring they have access only to the resources necessary for their tasks.
Assign specific access permissions to individual agents for Wexa Tables, enhancing data security and integrity.
Encrypted Credential StoresStore all connector credentials in encrypted formats to protect sensitive information.
Maximum of 10 AI Coworkers per organization.
Support up to 100,000 rows per table.
API call limits vary based on the connector type and subscription plan. Refer to the Wexa Pricing Page for detailed information.
For additional support and resources, consider exploring the Wexa AI Beginner Course, which offers step-by-step tutorials to help you effectively utilize Wexa AI's capabilities.Modified at 2025-04-24 05:11:01