Smarter run forms

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Build the run form

1. In Configuration, find Prompt Configuration and Variable Chips. Choose Variable Input for free text, Text Options for a dropdown, or File Selector for an asset picker.
2. Tick [required] before inserting a required input. Click a chip to insert its placeholder at the cursor in Prompt. Rename the placeholders and edit their parameters. For the course example, use:
   Prepare my Monday briefing.
   Focus area: [[ Focus area | required=true ]]
   Priority: [[ Priority | type=textOptions | options=Low,Medium,High | required=false ]]
   Project files: [[ Project files | type=assetSelector | filterType=document | required=false ]]
   
3. Open AOP. The placeholder names become form labels. Fill the required focus area and choose a priority. If you click Run with a required field empty, you see Please fill in all required input fields.
4. Click Select asset (document). In Select Assets (document), select a file and click Select Assets. Use Change to replace it. Click Run once your inputs are ready.

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Shape the reply

1. Return to Configuration. Under Advanced Options, open Structured Output Schema (optional). A JSON schema describes the fields and types the reply should contain.
2. Under Quick Examples - Click to Apply:, choose With Required Fields. Look for Valid JSON schema. This example requires answer and confidence, with confidence defined as a number from 0 to 1.
3. If your edit shows Object schema must have at least one property defined, add a property or choose a valid example. Use Clear Schema to return to free-form replies.

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Good to know

• Variable Input accepts markdown and @mentions. Text Options uses the comma-separated values in options=. File Selector uses filterType= to filter assets.
• Only an object schema with at least one property is valid. Invalid edits are not saved; the last valid schema stays in place. A schema already saved but invalid shows Invalid Schema.
• Structured output is optional. If Athena cannot generate it, the run shows Structured response could not be generated.
• The video’s reply diagram is illustrative. Episode 5 shows how a chained AOP can take inputs from the parent’s output fields.

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