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title: "Template Variables"
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description: "You can use Template Variables in your prompts for your Agent nodes, or when constructing the payload for the Webhook Node"
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### Template Rendering
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You can reference template variables which is passed as `initial_context` either using the API Trigger or when uploading a Sheet for a campaign. You can also use any extracted variable as `gathered_context`
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The template rendering can take nested values.
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Example: If the initial context is
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```
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{
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"initial_context": {
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"user": {
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"name": "John"
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}
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}
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}
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```
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You can write your prompt to access the user's name as below
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Prompt: `You are Alice, who is talking to {{initial_context.user.name}}.`
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### Nodes
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Dograh Voice Agents are composed of various nodes. These nodes can provide instructions to the voice agent, help you setup a trigger where you can trigger the voice agent to call someone, or help you setup a webhook, where you can update the results of the call in your CRM or trigger a downstream workflow in n8n. In the next steps, we will be documenting the nodes that you can use in building the voice agent. |