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The navigation feature gives the agent awareness of your site’s page structure. When a user asks “Where can I change my billing info?” the agent can point them to the exact page instead of giving a generic answer.

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How it works

  1. You upload a navigation file (routes list) in the dashboard.
  2. The agent receives the route structure as context.
  3. During conversations, the agent references specific pages and URLs when guiding users.

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Adding navigation routes

1

Go to Navigation

Navigate to Navigation in the dashboard sidebar.
2

Upload your routes

Upload a Markdown or text file listing your site’s routes. Each route should include the path and a short description of what the page does.
3

The agent uses it automatically

The navigation context is included in the agent’s system prompt. No additional configuration needed.

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Route file format

The routes file is a simple list. Each entry should include the URL path and a description: 
/dashboard - Main dashboard with project overview
/settings - Account and project settings
/settings/billing - Billing and subscription management
/settings/api-keys - API key management
/help - Help center and documentation
/help/getting-started - Getting started guide
Include descriptions that match how users would ask about each page. “Billing and subscription management” is better than just “Billing” because it helps the agent match user intent.

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When to use navigation

Navigation is most useful when:
  • Your product has many pages and users frequently ask “where do I find X?”
  • You want the agent to link directly to relevant pages in its answers
  • Your site structure changes and you want the agent to stay current
Navigation routes are processed and stored per project. Update the routes file whenever your site structure changes.