Composer

Composer lets you build, test, and publish custom agentic Missions in Kaiya: defining steps, triggers, and data sources to automate governed analytical tasks.

To create a custom Mission, click on the "Compose" button at the top right under Kaiya → Missions. Fill up the following details to set up the Mission.

Basic Information

Set up the foundational identity of your Mission: its name, icon, and a short description of what it does.

Mission Name & Icon: Enter a clear, meaningful name in the Mission Display Name field and choose a static icon for the Mission.

Mission Description: Briefly explain what this Mission is designed to do.

Knowledge Sources

Select the data source for your Mission. Use the dropdown or search bar to select an existing Business View. This becomes the primary input for all agents in the Mission.

At least one Business View should be selected to save the Mission.

Mission Steps

Define the logic of your Mission as a sequence of steps. In the Configuration tab, the Mission Steps section shows the current step plan; clicking Edit opens a conversational builder where you refine the steps by describing what you want to Kaiya.

When you open Mission Steps, the current steps are displayed read-only inside a card titled Analysis Steps (N), where N is the step count. A copy icon at the top right of the card copies the full step list.

Each step shows three things: its step number, a type badge, and a plain-language description.

The type badge tells you which kind of engine logic the step runs:

Badge	What the step does
Input	Collects a runtime input the Mission needs before it can run (a date range, territory, metric choice, etc.).
SQL	Pulls and aggregates governed data from the selected Business View.
Python	Enriches or transforms the data with logic SQL can't easily do: rankings, shares, cumulative calculations, performance classification.
Summary	Turns the results into a narrative with charts and recommendations.

Above the card is the Edit button (pencil icon). Click it to open the conversational builder and change the steps.

Expanding a step

Click the chevron on any step to expand it into a "What this step does" breakdown. This is a plain-language explanation of the step's logic, structured into labeled sections so a reader can understand exactly what the step will do without reading code. Each expanded step has its own copy icon to copy the breakdown.

Within the builder, click the pencil icon on any step to edit it inline and click on Save. Change a metric, add a filter, refine the calculation without rebuilding the whole Mission.

The sections shown depend on the step type:

• Goal: what the step is trying to understand.

• What data is gathered: the rows or records pulled.

• Filters applied: any filters filters

• How it's processed: the specific aggregations and calculations, with the key measures called out.

• Output: a description of the resulting dataset.

• Sql instructions: a collapsible block (with its own copy icon) containing the underlying SQL detail. At the bottom, the step's named output variable is shown.

• Analysis applied: the transformations performed.

Editing steps conversationally

Clicking Edit opens a two-pane workspace. The breadcrumb at the top left reads Mission Library / [Mission name] (for example, Mission Library / state wise profit). This is where you build and refine the step plan by talking to Kaiya.

In the left side conversation pane, you describe what you want and refine the plan.

• Enter what the Mission should do. Kaiya responds with a confirmation and builds the steps in the right pane.

• Continue the conversation to refine. When you ask for something that doesn't match the current plan, Kaiya explains what the current steps actually do and asks a clarifying question instead of guessing.

• The conversation persists in the thread, so the full history of how the plan evolved stays visible.

• Business View selector: a chip at the bottom left showing the selected Business View(s) with a dropdown to change it. This is the data source the steps run against, carried over from Knowledge Sources.

• Voice input: the microphone icon lets you dictate instead of typing.

• Clear context: clears the context that has been built up so far and starts afresh

• Chat collapse: the toggle icon in the Chat pane header collapses the pane.

The right pane consists of the Mission steps and the summary generated.

• Mission Steps: the generated step sequence, shown in the same Analysis Steps card with the copy icon. In edit mode, each step also shows a pencil icon on the right for inline editing of that individual step.

• Summary: After the Mission runs, switch to the Summary tab in the right pane to see the Generated summary. The full rendered output of the run. It presents the analysis as a structured business report: an Executive Overview in narrative form, followed by Key Findings with ranked data tables, performance tiers, and bulleted takeaways. Figures throughout carry inline citation markers that trace each number back to its source step. Use the Chat pane to run the Mission; when Kaiya completes the execution, the output appears here.

• Approve & Run: Approves the current step plan and runs the Mission.

• Save: saves the current state so you can return later.

Triggers

Define the natural language triggers that you might enter in Kaiya Conversational AI to invoke this Mission. Triggers should accurately reflect the goal of the Mission.

• Each trigger should be a standalone phrase or question on a new line.

• Include variations of phrasing to capture different user intents.

For example, for revenue drop, you can say:

• What's causing the revenue drop?

• Explain the decline in revenue

• Why did our revenue decrease?

• Identify reasons for revenue dip

• Breakdown revenue loss

You can enter as many variations as you like. This increases the chances your Mission is selected by Kaiya when users input related queries.

Schedule

Choose how you want this Mission to run on a recurring basis. Scheduling lets the Mission execute automatically at a defined cadence and deliver its output to a recipient list by email, without anyone having to trigger it conversationally.

You have two options:

• Subscribe to existing schedule: Pick from a list of schedules that have already been created in your workspace. Useful when several Missions should share the same cadence.

• Create new schedule for Mission: Set up a fresh schedule just for this Mission.

Subscribe to existing schedule

Clicking this option opens the Available Mission Schedules view. Each card shows the schedule name, its recurrence pattern, the next scheduled run date, the delivery method, and the author who created the schedule. Use the arrow controls at the bottom to page through schedules if there are more than fit on one screen. Click a card to subscribe the current Mission to that schedule.

Create new schedule for Mission

Clicking this option opens a single-page form titled "Creating schedule for [Mission Name]". You'll configure three things:

Cadence

• Start Date: the date the first run should happen.

• Start time: the time of day the run should happen.

• Cadence: how often the Mission should run (for example, Daily).

Mission instructions (optional)

Provide any runtime inputs this Mission needs — like a brand name, territory, preferred metric, or time frame. Check your Mission Steps to see what inputs are expected.

Email delivery

• Email addresses: pre-filled with your account email. Add more recipients separated by commas. Use the Cc, Bcc dropdown to add carbon-copy and blind carbon-copy recipients.

• Subject: pre-filled based on your Mission name and cadence. Edit as needed.

• Email Message: pre-filled with a default body. Edit as needed.

Once everything is set, click Schedule Mission to activate the schedule.

Outputs

Configure the format in which the Mission delivers its final result. Whatever you set up here is what gets attached to the email on every scheduled run, and what you receive when the Mission is triggered on-demand.

• Output Formats: pick the export format from the dropdown (PPT or PDF).

• Report Template: choose a template for the report layout from the dropdown.

• Report Storyline: describe the narrative structure of the report in plain language. This is what guides Kaiya on how to organize the slides — section order, what each slide should cover, and the closing recommendation.

Save the Mission

When you've filled in the configuration, click Save & Publish at the top right to move the Mission to the Published Missions section of the Mission Library. Alternatively, click Save Draft to save it under Draft Missions and finish later.