### Query assistant capabilities

Source: https://docs.verticalai.com.au/docs/connect-your-assistant

Example commands to interact with the connected assistant.

```text
List my agents.
```

```text
Open my support agent. Tighten the greeting, add a tool that looks up an
order by its number, and tell me what's blocking publish.
```

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### Define HTTP Request Methods

Source: https://docs.verticalai.com.au/docs/tools

Examples of GET and POST request structures for webhook tools.

```text
GET   https://api.example.com/orders?order_id=...
POST  https://api.example.com/returns      (parameters go in the JSON body)
```

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### Install the Meddle MCP

Source: https://docs.verticalai.com.au/docs/claude-code-setup

Adds the Meddle MCP server to the user scope via HTTP transport.

```bash
claude mcp add --transport http --scope user vai https://app.verticalai.com.au/api/mcp
```

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### Agent response style prompt configuration

Source: https://docs.verticalai.com.au/docs/getting-started

Example of the response style rules used in the agent's prompt to ensure reliable spoken output.

```text
Everything you say is read aloud, so reply with only the words the caller should
hear, and keep your reasoning silent. Keep it to one or two short sentences a
turn. Never state a price, a fact, or a policy from memory: look it up with a
tool first, then say what it returned. Speak prices, numbers and phone numbers
in spoken form ("one hundred and nine dollars", digits one at a time), with no
bullet points and no dashes.
```

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### Edit agent command

Source: https://docs.verticalai.com.au/docs/claude-code-setup

Example of a natural language prompt to modify an existing agent's configuration and tools.

```text
Open my support agent. Tighten the greeting, add a tool that looks up an
order by its number, and tell me what's blocking publish.
```

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### Configure Variables and Headers

Source: https://docs.verticalai.com.au/docs/tools

Usage of tokens for dynamic URL construction and secure header authentication.

```text
URL:    {{crm_base_url}}/customers
Header: Authorization: Bearer {{crm_api_key}}
```

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### Define tool prerequisites

Source: https://docs.verticalai.com.au/docs/tools

Specify a list of tools that must successfully execute before the current tool can be called.

```text
lookup_order        requires: verify_order_code
get_order_status    requires: verify_order_code
start_return        requires: verify_order_code
```

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### Configure MCP client via JSON

Source: https://docs.verticalai.com.au/docs/connect-your-assistant

Use this configuration block for clients that accept JSON-based MCP server definitions.

```json
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "vertical-ai": { "type": "http", "url": "https://app.verticalai.com.au/api/mcp" }
  }
}
```

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### Using tokens in a webhook request

Source: https://docs.verticalai.com.au/docs/variables-and-secrets

Tokens can be placed in URLs, headers, parameters, or the request body to be substituted at runtime.

```http
GET {{booking_url}}/slots?date={{$today_iso}}
Authorization: Bearer {{calendar_api_key}}
```

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### MCP server URL

Source: https://docs.verticalai.com.au/docs/connect-your-assistant

The base URL for the Vertical AI MCP server.

```text
https://app.verticalai.com.au/api/mcp
```

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### List agents command

Source: https://docs.verticalai.com.au/docs/claude-code-setup

Command to view available agents within the Claude Code session.

```text
List my agents.
```

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