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To properly integrate and configure the JSON API, set the following fields:
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- Name: The name of the parameter.
- Data Type : Expected type
- Description : Description of what this parameter represents.
- Is Required? : Indicates if this parameter must be provided when calling the tool.
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- GET
- POST
- PUT
- DELETE
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- Name : Name (or Type) of the Request Header.
- Value : Link or Value of the Request Header.
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Here’s your formatted set of tables:
First Table: Primary Items
| Name | Description | ||||||||
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| Function Name | A unique name to reference this tool function from within the AI agent. | ||||||||
| Function Description | A short, human-readable explanation of what the function does. | ||||||||
| Function Arguments | Define the inputs your API call needs.
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| JSON URL | The full URL of the API you want to call. You can use hash variables or arguments here. | ||||||||
| Call Type | Select the type of call. Options include:
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| Request Headers | Add name(s) and value(s) to the request header.
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| Passover Current Request Cookies | Enable this to forward cookies from the current request (useful for authenticated calls). | ||||||||
| Debug Mode | Enable this to log request and response data for troubleshooting purposes. |