# Module

The system currently supports a powerful customizable module to utilize any widget in MyShell workshop. 

Other types of modules are essentially `AnyWidgetModule` without `widget_id`.

`SupportModule`

| Field's Name   | JSON Type (Required/Optional)                                                                                | Description                                                                                                                  | Example                           |
| -------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------- |
| module\_type   | "AnyWidgetModule" \| “LLMModule” \| “LLMFunctionModule” \| “TtsModule” \| “GoogleSearchModule”｜ (Required)   | The module type defines the module config.                                                                                   |                                   |
| module\_config | “AnyWidgetConfig" \| “LLMConfig” \| “LLMFunctionConfig” \| “TTSConfig” \| “GoogleSearchConfig” \| (Required) | The configuration takes inputs and produces a result. All module\_config have a output\_name field for the execution result. |                                   |
| name           | string (Optional)                                                                                            | The name of the module is primarily for identification and comprehension.                                                    | ‘generate\_img\_for\_user\_reply’ |


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