Node Search - Cognigy Documentation

Restrictions

Non-searchable fields

Field Node
Operator Lookup Node, when CognigyScript is selected from the Type list.
Locale Switch Locale Node
System Prompt LLM Prompt Node
Instructions and Context AI Agent Node
Headers and Parameters HTTP Request Node
Key and Value in the Webhook Headers section AI Agent and LLM Prompt Nodes
Mock Code All Nodes

How to Use

To open the Node Search field, click in the lower-left corner of the Flow editor.

Searchable Content Description
Label The label displayed on a Node, configured in the Settings section of the Node editor.
Comment The comment made on a Node.
Analytics Step The Analytics Step configured in a Node.
Type The Node type, for example, Say Node or AI Agent Node.
ID The unique database ID of a Node. You can obtain the Node ID number via OData.
Reference ID The ID you can use for setting a Node, for example, as an Entrypoint or for manipulating Nodes via the Cognigy.AI API. You can copy the Reference ID from the menu in the Node editor.
JSON editor content Code, keys, or values in the JSON editor inside a Node, for example, inside a Code Node or POST data object in an HTTP Request Node.
Output types Any text in the Output type settings in configured channels.
Button labels Button labels and values you have configured in Say, Question, and Optional Question Nodes.
Settings fields Fields in the Settings section of a Node or Extension.
If-condition expression The expression in the Condition field of an If Node. Use this to find and update variables, conditions, or logic used in If Nodes across large Flows.

Search Matches in the Flow Editor

When you enter a text into the Node Search field, the Flow editor highlights matching Nodes in yellow and scrolls to the first match. Use and to navigate between matches. Click to reset the search.

Toggle Search Results

To close the Node Search field but keep the matching Nodes highlighted, click again.

Search Matches in the Node Editor

The Node search also matches text in the Node editor. When you open a matching Node, the field, section, or tab that matches the search text is highlighted.

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