Our review
This skill configures WayAI hubs, agents, and tools via YAML files and CLI, with environment management and MCP integrations.
Strengths
- Full configuration automation via files and CLI, no GUI needed.
- Support for multiple environments (dev, production) with Git sync.
- Native MCP integration for analytics and evals, read-only for security.
- Hub templates for rapid new deployments.
Limitations
- OAuth connections (WhatsApp, Instagram, etc.) require manual setup in the UI.
- Hub, project, and organization creation/deletion are UI-only.
- Advanced features like publish/sync are not accessible via CLI or MCP.
Use this skill for reproducible management of WayAI hubs, agents, and tools in professional or DevOps workflows.
Avoid this skill if you prefer a purely visual management approach or lack access to WayAI CLI and configuration files.
Security analysis
SafeThe skill provides only documentation and instructions for using WayAI's own CLI and MCP tools for configuration management. There are no destructive commands, secret exfiltration, or unsafe operations.
No concerns found
Examples
Set up a new WayAI hub for my project. Initialize it with wayai init, pull the current config, then add an agent with OpenAI as the model and a web search tool in the wayai.yaml. Push the changes.I need to monitor my WayAI hub's performance. Configure MCP tools for analytics and evaluations, and show me how to run an evaluation on my agent 'support-bot'.Link my WayAI hub configuration to a Git repository. Initialize the config, set up remote tracking, and explain how to commit and push changes that will automatically sync with the hub.name: wayai description: | Configure WayAI hubs, agents, and tools via files + CLI. Use when: (1) Creating or configuring WayAI hubs, (2) Managing AI agents and their tools, (3) Using MCP for analytics and evals, (4) Syncing workspace settings with Git, (5) Using hub templates for new deployments.
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Table of Contents
- Agent Guidelines
- Quick Decision: CLI or UI?
- Entity Hierarchy
- Connection Prerequisites
- Hub Environments
- Core Workflow
- MCP Tools Quick Reference
- Editing Agent Instructions
- Using Templates
- Reference Documentation
Agent Guidelines
- Only provide information from this skill, MCP tool descriptions, or MCP resources
- Do not invent URLs, paths, or steps
- Edit local files +
wayai pushfor all config changes — MCP is for reads, analytics, and evals only - When editing agent instructions, see Editing Agent Instructions
Quick Decision: CLI or UI?
| Entity | CLI (wayai push) | MCP (read-only) | UI Only |
|--------|-------------------|-----------------|---------|
| Hub settings | Edit wayai.yaml → push | get_hub | Delete, MCP access mode |
| Agents | Edit wayai.yaml → push | get_agent | — |
| Agent instructions | Edit agents/*.md → push | download_agent_instructions | — |
| Tools | Edit wayai.yaml → push | get_tool | — |
| Kanban statuses | Edit wayai.yaml → push | get_hub | — |
| States | Edit wayai.yaml → push | — | — |
| Connections | Edit wayai.yaml → push (auto-created from org credentials) | get_hub | OAuth setup, delete |
| Publish/Sync | — | — | Platform UI |
| Analytics | — | Full read access | — |
| Evals | — | Read + write (create, run) | — |
| Skills | — | Read + write (create, link) | — |
| Outbound contacts | Edit wayai.yaml → push | CRUD via MCP tools | — |
| Outbound lists | Edit wayai.yaml → push | CRUD via MCP tools | — |
| Outbound schedules | Edit wayai.yaml → push | CRUD via MCP tools | Execution monitoring |
| Organization | — | Read (get_workspace) | Create, update, delete, users |
| Org Credential | — | — | Create, update, delete |
Entity Hierarchy
Organization ← UI only (signup)
├── Org Credentials ← UI only (store API keys once, reuse across hubs)
└── Project ← UI or MCP to create
└── Hub ← UI to create; files + CLI for config; publish/sync via UI
├── Connections ← Auto-created by `wayai push` (non-OAuth); OAuth via UI
└── Agents ← Files + CLI (wayai.yaml + agents/*.md)
└── Tools ← Files + CLI (wayai.yaml)
Setup order: Organization (signup) → Org Credentials (UI) → Project (UI) → Hub (UI) → wayai init → wayai pull → edit files → wayai push (auto-creates connections from org credentials)
Notes:
- Wayai connection (native tools) is auto-created when a hub is created — no setup needed
- Non-OAuth connections (Agent, STT, TTS, Custom Tool) are auto-created by
wayai pushusing matching organization credentials - OAuth connections (WhatsApp, Instagram, Gmail, Google Calendar) require UI setup
Connection Prerequisites
Organization credentials (one-time setup in UI):
- Store API keys at the organization level: UI → Settings → Organization → Credentials tab
- Reusable across hubs — no need to re-enter keys per connection
- Supported auth types: API Key, Bearer Token, Basic Auth
For creating agents → Agent connection required:
- OpenAI, OpenRouter, Anthropic, or Google AI Studio
- How: Add connection to
wayai.yaml→wayai pushauto-creates it from matching org credential - Or via UI: Settings → Hub → Connections → Agent group
For enabling/creating tools → Tool connection required:
- Wayai (auto-created): Native tools automatically available when hub is created
- Tool - Native (OAuth): Google Calendar — UI only
- Tool - Native (API Key): External Resources — via
wayai.yaml+ push, or UI - Tool - Custom: Custom API tools — via
wayai.yaml+ push, or UI - Tool - MCP: MCP Server (Token) — via
wayai.yaml+ push, or UI; MCP Server (OAuth) — UI only
Hub Environments
Hubs use a preview/production branching model:
- New hubs start as
preview— fully editable - Publish — first-time promotion to production (clones all config) — via platform UI
- Sync — pushes subsequent preview changes to production — via platform UI
- Replicate Preview — creates a new preview from production for experimentation — via platform UI
- Production hubs are read-only — all config changes must flow through preview → sync
When get_hub returns hub info, check the Environment field ([PREVIEW] or [PRODUCTION]) and available operations. See platform-overview.md for details.
Core Workflow
PREREQUISITES (resolve automatically):
0. Check .wayai.yaml at repo root — if hub_id is set, use it.
If missing, call get_workspace() via MCP to discover hubs,
then run `wayai init --hub <hub-id>` to scope the repo.
BEFORE changes:
1. wayai pull -y → sync local files from platform
2. Read workspace/<hub>/CONTEXT.md → understand hub context (create if missing)
MAKING changes (edit + push = single action):
3. Edit wayai.yaml and/or agents/*.md
4. wayai push -y → apply changes to preview hub immediately
Editing and pushing are a single action — always complete both together.
For analytics and evals, use MCP tools directly (no file equivalent).
AFTER changes:
5. Update CONTEXT.md if decisions or context changed
6. Commit and push to main
7. If ready for production: sync to production via the platform UI
Hub scope: Each repo is scoped to a single hub via .wayai.yaml. The hub_id is set during wayai init. All CLI commands operate on that hub only.
CLI Commands
wayai init # Interactive — pick org/project/hub
wayai init --hub <uuid> # Direct — set hub_id (for agents/scripting)
wayai pull # Pull hub config from platform to local files
wayai push # Push local changes to the platform
wayai status # Show workspace status (org, project, hub)
# Flags:
# --yes, -y Skip confirmation prompts
Both pull and push show a diff before applying changes and wait for confirmation. Use -y to skip prompts.
Install: npm install -g @wayai/cli — authenticate: wayai login — scope to hub: wayai init
Kanban & States Configuration
Kanban statuses define workflow stages for conversations (visible in support/task views). Configured under hub.kanban_statuses in wayai.yaml. Each status supports behavioral flags (isInitialStatus, triggersAgentResponse, isTerminalStatus, etc.) and time-based followup messages (inactivity or before_event type). See workspace-format.md — Kanban Statuses for the full field reference.
States define structured data schemas (JSON Schema) that agents can read/write during conversations. Configured under states in wayai.yaml with scope: conversation or scope: user. See the wayai.yaml Structure example for the format.
MCP Tools Quick Reference
Read operations
| Category | Tools |
|----------|-------|
| Workspace | get_workspace, download_workspace, download_skill |
| Hub | get_hub |
| Agent | get_agent, download_agent_instructions |
| Tool | get_tool |
| Analytics | get_analytics_variables, get_analytics_data, get_conversations_list, get_conversation_messages |
| Evals | get_evals, get_eval_session_details, get_eval_session_runs, get_eval_analytics |
| Skills | list_skills, get_skill |
Write operations (runtime — not config)
| Category | Tools |
|----------|-------|
| Analytics | pin_analytics_variable |
| Evals | create_eval, update_eval, delete_eval, create_eval_session, run_eval_session |
| Skills | create_skill, update_skill, delete_skill, link_skill_to_agent, unlink_skill_from_agent, update_skill_agent_link |
| Connection | sync_mcp_connection (refresh tools from MCP server) |
Hub config (agents, tools, connections, states, instructions) is managed via files + wayai push — not MCP.
See references/mcp-operations.md for detailed usage.
Editing Agent Instructions
Agent instructions live as .md files in agents/ — edit them directly and push.
Default: Edit + Push
1. Read the current file: workspace/{project}/{hub}/agents/{agent-name}.md
2. Edit the file with proposed changes
3. Show diff to user, wait for approval
4. wayai push → applies instructions (and any other changes) to the preview hub
Syncing from platform (if instructions were changed outside the repo)
# Recommended: pull hub
wayai pull
# Alternative: download a single agent's instructions via MCP
1. download_agent_instructions(hub_id, agent_id) → signed URL
2. curl -L "{url}" -o workspace/{project}/{hub}/agents/{agent-name}.md
File naming convention:
- Pattern:
agents/{slugified-agent-name}.md - Slugify: lowercase, spaces→hyphens, remove special chars
- Examples:
- Agent "Atendente" →
agents/atendente.md - Agent "Order Taker" →
agents/order-taker.md - Agent "Suporte Nível 2" →
agents/suporte-nvel-2.md
- Agent "Atendente" →
Important:
- Always save instruction files in
workspace/underagents/(never/tmpor other locations) - Instructions support dynamic placeholders like
{{now()}},{{user_name()}},{{state()}}, etc. — see agent-placeholders.md get_agentexcludes instructions to save context — use file reads ordownload_agent_instructions- Always fetch current instructions before editing to avoid overwriting changes made outside the repo
Example:
User: "Update the Pilot agent instructions to be more friendly"
Agent:
1. Read workspace/{project}/{hub}/agents/pilot.md
2. Edit the file with proposed changes
3. wayai push -y → applies to preview hub immediately (edit + push = single action)
Using Templates
Templates are bundled in this skill. See templates.md for the full list with paths to hub and agent instruction files.
User: "Preciso de um hub para pizzaria"
Agent:
1. Find matching template in references/templates.md
2. Read the hub config and agent instructions from template paths
3. User creates hub in the platform UI (or it already exists)
4. wayai init --hub <hub-id> → scope the repo to the hub
5. wayai pull -y → sync local files
6. Copy template files to workspace/{project}/{hub}/, set hub_id in wayai.yaml
7. Add connections to wayai.yaml (type + service — auto-created from org credentials)
8. Customize placeholders ({NOME_EMPRESA}, etc.)
9. wayai push → creates agents, tools, states, and connections on the hub
Reference Documentation
| Reference | When to Read |
|-----------|--------------|
| platform-overview.md | Understanding WayAI concepts, entity types, AI modes |
| mcp-operations.md | MCP tool details, parameters, examples |
| analytics.md | Conversation analytics, metrics, and performance analysis |
| connections.md | Setting up hub connections (OAuth, API keys, channels) |
| native-tools.md | Native tool parameters and usage by connector |
| user-tools.md | Creating custom API tools with placeholders |
| agent-placeholders.md | Dynamic placeholders for agent instructions ({{now()}}, {{state()}}, etc.) |
| templates.md | Available hub templates catalog |
| template-structure.md | Template file formats, placeholders, structure |
| workspace-format.md | HubAsCode YAML format, workspace structure, sync workflows |
| ui-navigation.md | WebMCP tools for navigating the WayAI UI (guided tours, teaching) |
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