Git

This screen allows creating a new bot through integration with a Git repository. The agent during execution will clone the repository and execute the script according to configuration. Below are the available fields and features:

Git Repository Requirements

To execute the bot correctly, the Git repository must contain the following files at the repository root, depending on the chosen language:

Fields

Name

• Description: Enter the bot name
• Expected Format: bot-xxx (example: bot-123)

Version

• Description: Specific version of the bot to be used.
• Expected value: X.Y.Z (example: 1.0.0)

Language

• Current value: Select a language from the list
• Description: Programming language used in the bot.
• Possible values: Python, JavaScript (Node), Binary (EXE/ELF), Shell (Bash), Batch, PowerShell

Agent

• Current value: Select an agent from the list
• Description: Defines the agent responsible for bot execution.
• Important: Only 1 agent can be selected during bot creation.

Mode

• Current value: Select a mode from the list
• Description: Indicates the automation execution format.
• Possible values: Headless, Headless Parallel, Headed 1920x1080

Repository URL

• Description: Complete address of the Git repository. Can be a public or private repository.
• Important: Make sure the repository is accessible.
• Example: https://github.com/my_username/my-repo.git

Parameters (Json)

• Description: Field to insert custom parameters in JSON format.
• Note: These parameters will be sent as environment variables during bot execution.

{
    "arg1": "1366",
    "arg2": "768"
}

Description

• Description: Free text to describe the bot’s function and purpose.

Authentication

The system offers two authentication options for repository access:

• No authentication: For public repositories.
• Authentication using token: For private repositories. The token must have read permissions.