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# Create An AI Agent

### Step 1: Access the AI Dashboard

* Sign into your platform and go to the AI dashboard.​

### Step 2: Go to the AI Agents Page

* Navigate to the "AI agents" page within the dashboard.​
* If you need help accessing the dashboard, refer to the separate video on that topic.​

### Step 3: Create a New AI Agent

* Click on "New AI Agent".​
* Enter a name for your agent (e.g., "Support Agent" or "Sales Agent").​

### Step 4: Train the AI Agent with Your Content

* Select the agent you want to train.​
* Choose the option to upload files for training.​
* Supported file types are PDF, DOC, TXT, Excel, and CSV.​
* Upload your file; the AI agent will be trained using that content.​

### Step 5: Review Training Resources (Optional)

* For more details on training the AI agent with your files, consult the specific video dedicated to that step.​

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