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# Copy dynamic intents, slots and functions from another Agent

AIsuru lets you easily import functions, dynamic intents, slots, and dictionary entries from one existing Agent to another. This is useful for reusing and sharing functionality across different Agents, saving time and ensuring consistency.

### How to copy dynamic intents, slots, functions, and dictionary

To import these elements from another Agent, follow these steps:

1. Go to the management panel of the destination Agent;
2. In the sidebar, click "Import / Export";
3. Select the "**Import Functions and Intents**" tab;
4. From the dropdown menu, select the Agent you want to import from;
5. Choose the elements to import using the checkboxes:
   1. **Functions**: imports all advanced functions;
   2. **Intents**: imports dynamic intents
   3. **Slots**: imports configured slots
   4. **Dictionary**: imports the custom dictionary
6. Click the "Import" button to confirm.

✅ Done! The selected elements are now available in your destination Agent.

### Benefits of importing

Importing functions, intents, slots, and dictionary from an existing Agent offers several advantages:

* Lets you **quickly enrich your Agent's capabilities**;
* Makes it easy to **create feature backups on other Agents**;
* **Facilitates reuse of already-developed functionality** from previous projects;
* **Maintains terminological consistency** by also importing the dictionary.


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