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# Access AI Dashboard to Create AI Agents

### Step 1: Go to the AI Dashboard

* Locate the "AI dashboard" option in your interface and click on the "Go to AI dashboard" button.​

### Step 2: Handle Token Errors

* If you encounter a "token is not valid" error, go to "workspace" and then "account settings".​
* Set your phone number and WhatsApp number in the account settings page.​

### Step 3: Return to Dashboard

* Once your phone and WhatsApp numbers are set, return to the AI dashboard by selecting it again.​

### Step 4: Use AI Agents

* You can now access the AI agents page where you can interact with agents trained on your documents or files.​

### Step 5: Monitor Credit Consumption

* Sending queries to AI agents, whether via the playground or bot, will consume AI credits.​
* Charges for credits are deducted from your user coin wallet balance.​

### Step 6: Ensure Sufficient Credits

* Without a sufficient balance in your user coin wallet, AI agents in the dashboard will not function or reply.​
* For credit pricing (e.g., how much 10,000 credits cost), contact your platform’s support team.​

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