View and manage an Intent Router

View and manage an Intent Router and its intents in Redis Cloud.

After you create an Intent Router, select Intent Router under Iris in the Redis Cloud console menu to see the list of your Routers.

The list shows each Router's Status, Name, Router ID, Embedding model, Minimum score, Related Database, and Configuration updated date. Select a Router to open it.

Status	Meaning
Provisioning	Intent Router is building the Router's search index. The Router can't serve requests yet.
Ready	The Router serves requests.
Suspended	The Router keeps its intents but doesn't serve requests.
Failed	The Router couldn't be provisioned. Its Configuration tab shows why.
Deleting	Intent Router is removing the Router.

A failed Router can't be resumed. Delete it and create it again after you fix the cause.

The Router's page has the Configuration and Intents tabs, and opens on the Configuration tab. Select Connect on the Router's page to connect an application.

Configuration tab

The General settings section shows the Router's Router ID, its Embedding model, its Redis Cloud database, its Status, its Template, its Created date, and its Configuration updated date. To change a setting, select Edit, make your changes, and select Save changes.

Setting	Description
Router name	The Router's name, up to 128 characters.
Description	An optional description.
Minimum score	How similar a request must be to an intent's examples to match, from 0.01 to 1.

You can't change a Router's embedding model or database after you create it.

If someone else changed the Router while you were editing, the console asks you to reload it and apply your changes again.

Suspend or resume a Router

Suspend a Router to stop it serving requests without deleting its intents. Requests to a suspended Router fail until you resume it.

On the Router's Configuration tab, find the Availability section.
Turn the switch off to suspend the Router, or on to resume it.

You can suspend or resume a Router only when it's Ready or Suspended.

Delete a Router

Deleting a Router permanently removes it with its intents and examples, and applications that use it lose access right away.

On the Router's Configuration tab, select Delete in the Danger zone section.
Select the Yes, I want to delete this resource checkbox.
Select Delete.

This action can't be undone.

Intents tab

The Intents tab lists the Router's intents, with each one's name, When it should win description, Target, and number of Examples. You can view intents only while the Router is Ready.

From this tab, you can:

Add an intent with New intent.
Expand an intent to see its example commands, add examples, or remove them.
Use an intent's actions menu to edit or delete it.
Test how the Router classifies a request under Try a query.

The console doesn't set an intent's target or its own minimum score. To set them, use the data-plane API or a client.

Manage examples

Expand an intent to see its Example commands.

To add an example, enter it under New example command and press Enter. To add several at once, paste one per line.
To remove an example, select Remove. The console removes it right away, without asking you to confirm.

An intent holds up to 256 examples, each up to 2,048 characters. You can't edit an example. Remove it and add the new wording instead.

Edit an intent

Select Edit in the intent's actions menu.
Change When it should win.
Select Save changes.

You can't rename an intent. To use a new name, create an intent with that name and delete the old one.

Delete an intent

Deleting an intent removes it with its examples.

Select Delete in the intent's actions menu.
Select the Yes, I want to delete this resource checkbox.
Select Delete.