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Context : Agents lack unified view of customer, product, engineering, and incident data\n\nAI Constraints : AI add-on costs $50 per user monthly for entire organization with limited external data access\n\nTraining Dependencies : AI agent requires training and cannot retrieve data from external systems or make API calls\n\nWorkflow Limitations : Rule-based workflows lack AI decision points and intelligent routing capabilities\n\nIntegration Complexity : External app automations require complex,
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add-on\n\nLimitation : AI agents operate with significant constraints\n\nCost : $50 per user monthly, requires purchasing for entire organization\n\nTraining Requirements : AI agent trained only on data within Pylon, specific web URLs, and uploaded files\n\nFunctionality Gap : Cannot retrieve data from external systems, make API calls, or access broader organizational context Custom Workflows\n\nPosition : Limited capabilities\n\nWeakness : Lacks AI decision points for intelligent workflow
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step\n---------\n\nThe **HTTP step** allows your workflow to send or receive data from any service with a REST API. This step supports all common HTTP methods and provides flexibility for authentication, headers, and request/response handling.\n\nTo configure an HTTP step:\n\n1. On the **workflow canvas**, add an action step named **HTTP**.\n2. Select the **Auth Token connection** you want to use.\n\n   If no connection exists, go to [**Settings** >
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**Account**](https://app.devrev.ai/?setting=account) and create a **New token** under **Personal Access Tokens**. Add the token here to create a new connection.\n3. Enter the **URL endpoint** where you want to send or fetch data. The URL can be static or dynamically built using reference outputs from previous steps.\n4. Select the **HTTP request method**: GET, POST, PUT, or DELETE.\n5. Configure the **authentication type** for the request.\n6. Add any required **headers**. Headers carry
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authenticate and connect with GitHub. This ensures that the snap-in has the necessary permissions to interact with GitHub APIs.\n\n## Resources\n\nThe final snap-in code and manifest can be found [here](https://github.com/devrev/snap-in-examples/tree/main/9-external-action).\n\nWas this page helpful?YesNo\n\n[Snap-in triggered by a DevRev eventUp Next](/public/snapin-development/tutorials/triggered-event)\n\n[Built
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