Cookbook

The rest of these docs document Wetel’s primitives — agents, workflow nodes, knowledge bases, MCP connectors — one at a time. A recipe is different: it’s a complete, working configuration for a specific real-world use case, built entirely out of those same primitives, shown end to end from “create the agent” through “here’s what happens when a user talks to it.”

Recipes are meant to be copied and adapted, not read for background. If you already know which primitive you need (a condition node, knowledgeBaseId, a webhook node), the Workflows section and API Reference are the right place. If you’re starting a new agent for a specific job and want a proven shape to start from, start here instead.

For a lighter, more abstract tour of individual node combinations, see Worked Examples & Demos — the recipes below go deeper on one full use case each, rather than illustrating a single pattern in isolation.

Recipes

• Support Agent with a Knowledge Base (RAG) — ground an agent’s answers in your own documentation: create a knowledge base, ingest a FAQ, and wire it into a workflow so the agent answers from your content instead of guessing.
• First-Round Candidate Screening Agent — an interview agent that asks a fixed number of questions, closes professionally, and produces a structured hire/no-hire evaluation your own systems can pull.
• Order-Status & Product-Support Agent — combine a product-catalog knowledge base with a live order-lookup webhook call, so the same agent can answer “what’s this warranty cover?” and “where’s my order?” in one conversation.

More recipes will be added over time as new use-case patterns prove out.