Pylon Connections
Pylon connections enable agents to create internal issues and look up customer accounts in Pylon.
Create and manage connections via the web UI at https://ui.{deployment}.firetigerapi.com/settings/connections
Overview
Pylon is a customer support platform. With this connection, agents can:
- Create internal issues for escalation and tracking
- Search for customer accounts by domain
- Retrieve account details for context during investigations
Setup Instructions
1. Generate a Pylon API Token
- Log in to Pylon at app.usepylon.com
- Navigate to Settings > API Tokens
- Click Create API Token
- Name your token (e.g., “Firetiger Integration”)
- Copy and securely store the generated token
See the Pylon API Authentication docs for details.
2. Create the Connection
In the Firetiger UI, create a new Pylon connection with your API token.
Connection Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
api_token |
string | Yes | Your Pylon API token |
Agent Capabilities
Once configured, agents can use the following tools:
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
| CreateIssue | Creates an internal issue in Pylon (not visible to customers). Supports title, HTML body, account linking, priority, and tags. |
| SearchAccounts | Finds customer accounts by domain. |
| GetAccount | Retrieves full details for a specific account. |
| ListAccounts | Lists all accounts with pagination. |
Description Field
Use the description field to guide agents on when and how to use this connection, and where relevant, with any specific details about how your Pylon instance is structured.
Example:
Pylon connection for internal issue creation and account lookups.
Use cases:
- Create internal issues when monitoring detects customer-impacting problems
- Look up customer accounts by domain during investigations
- Get account context for triage and escalation
Note: Issues created are INTERNAL only (not visible to customers).
API Reference
If creating connections via the API instead of the UI:
{
"display_name": "Pylon - Internal Issues",
"description": "Pylon connection for internal issue creation...",
"connection_details": {
"pylon": {
"api_token": "pylon_api_xxxxxxxxxxxxx"
}
}
}