How to configure a Digital Worker with MetaPrompter

Overview

Existing Digital Workers can be updated through MetaPrompter using natural language. Users describe the change they want to make, and MetaPrompter identifies which components need to be updated and applies the changes to the current draft in the test environment.

Making an Edit

Open the Digital Worker you want to update and confirm you are in the test environment. Enter a natural language instruction in the MetaPrompter chat and submit the request.

Example prompts:

• "Change the trigger so this worker runs every morning at 8am."

• "Add Slack notifications for urgent approvals."

• "Remove email sending and replace it with a draft response only."

• "Update this worker so it uses Salesforce opportunity data."

What MetaPrompter Updates

MetaPrompter analyses the request and determines which parts of the Digital Worker need to change. Depending on the request, it may update instructions, triggers, tools, connectors, approvals, workflow steps, or output settings.

After applying the changes, the system updates the graph, marks the affected nodes, presents a summary of what changed, and creates or updates a draft version in the test environment.

Understanding Graph Updates

When MetaPrompter changes a Digital Worker, the graph updates to show which components were added, edited, removed, or require review. Nodes appear in states that reflect what happened to them: added, updated, removed, warning, approval required, draft, or live.

Clicking an affected node opens the settings for that component, where the change can be reviewed in detail, further adjusted manually, or saved or discarded. This allows users to move from a high-level natural language edit to precise configuration review without switching contexts.