> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.rapidbott.com/help-center/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.rapidbott.com/help-center/artificial-intelligencs/coze.md). # Coze **Creating A Bot Inside Coze** From the dashboard, click on “Create Bot”

Your bot model is now created, click on Publish to save your progress. ### **Integrating Coze with Rapidbott** From your dashboard, go to Integrations sections and select “Coze” under the Artificial Intelligence section.

For API Key, from the Coze’s dashboard, click on “Coze API” tab from the left side menu panel.

From here, click on API Tokens,

Create a new personal access token,

Make sure you have all the necessary tabs and permissions selected,

For **Default Bot ID,** go to your bot model inside Coze, and copy the last set of integers after the /bot/ url key parameter.

*Hint: Here the default bot ID is 7394308713487581189* Once done, copy the details inside **Rapidbott** and click **Save**.

### **Using Coze Actions Inside Rapidbott** You can find Coze actions inside the Action node under the Integrations tab.

You can now map the replies generated by your bot model to send it to the bot users as response.

Note: If you are unable to connect your bot model with **Rapidbott**, make sure you have “Bot as API” enable on your bot model inside Coze when publishing the bot