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The Agent UUID is the workflow’s stable identifier. In API routes and payloads you may also see it called workflow_uuid. The Agent UUID stays the same when you publish new versions of that agent. Use the UUID belonging to the target workspace; do not assume IDs are shared between workspaces.

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Where to find it

You can copy the Agent UUID from two places in the dashboard.

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From the workflow editor

  1. Open your agent in the workflow editor
  2. Click the ⋮ menu in the top-right of the header
  3. Click Copy Agent UUID

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From the agent’s Settings page

  1. Open the agent and go to Settings
  2. Scroll to the Agent UUID section
  3. Click the UUID code block, or use Copy UUID

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Where you use it

Use the Agent UUID for workflow-level routes such as:
  • POST /api/v1/public/agent/workflow/{workflow_uuid}
  • POST /api/v1/public/agent/test/workflow/{workflow_uuid}
Do not confuse the Agent UUID with an API Trigger node UUID (trigger_path).
  • Use the Agent UUID for workflow-level routes like /public/agent/workflow/{workflow_uuid}
  • Use the API Trigger node UUID for trigger routes like /public/agent/{uuid}
  • The API Trigger node path can be edited if you want something more descriptive
  • The Agent UUID is generated by Bandwidth Agent Builder and cannot be changed
See API Trigger for trigger-node URLs.