When using Flow Builder, how do you define which recommendations are displayed?

To determine which recommendations are displayed in Flow Builder, including them in the outputRecommendations variable is the correct approach. This variable is specifically designed to hold the set of recommendations that you want to make available to users at the end of the flow. By populating this variable with the appropriate recommendations, you control what the user sees, ensuring that the displayed options are relevant and tailored to the flow's context.

The other options do not directly influence the selection or display of recommendations within Flow Builder. Filtering recommendations in Flow Builder could refer to managing data visibility, but it does not address the direct mechanism for specifying output. Defining user roles for recommendations might control access but does not curate the recommendations shown within the flow context. Lastly, assigning recommendations to a custom page doesn't pertain to the Flow Builder environment, as the focus should be on the flow’s internal variables and logic for displaying data dynamically.

Thus, the inclusion of recommendations in the outputRecommendations variable is the fundamental way to dictate which options are presented to the user, making it a pivotal aspect of utilizing Flow Builder effectively.