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# Anatomy of a Hyperflow

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When you create a Hyperflow for a virtual assistant, you need to include the following components:

The list of actions that you can include within a Hyperflow are contained in a definition document.

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In order to configure a Hyperflow, you only need to:&#x20;

1. Provide a description of what the flow is supposed to do.
2. Define a handful of use-cases.

The AI then generates a prompt with further instruction of how the flow should function (this can be modified if needed).

3. Next, the you select a configured integration(s) and add function(s) / API calls that the AI is allowed to make.
4. After the Hyperflow is complete, you can index it alongside the other fulfillments (fully unsupervised) or invoked it through an Intent for greater accuracy (semi-supervised).

See [**Creating a Hyperflow**](/aisera-platform/ai-automation-optimize-flow/hyperflow-studio/creating-a-hyperflow.md) for step-by-step instructions using the Aisera Administration application.


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