Core concepts¶
This Core concepts section explains the domain’s positioning, core capabilities, product entry points, and topic documentation.
Purpose¶
A workspace is the basic isolation boundary for resources, members, and permissions.
AI Studio entries vary with account permissions, deployment mode, and feature flags.
Start by completing the shortest path: connect data → process data → build a knowledge base → use an agent.
Product entry and core objects¶
Item |
Current implementation |
|---|---|
Page entry |
Workspace home at |
Service contract |
|
Core objects |
Account session, Workspace, Effective roles, Feature flags, Product entries |
Topics¶
Read Workspace for use cases, core objects, procedures, and capability boundaries.
Read Data connection for use cases, core objects, procedures, and capability boundaries.
Read Data processing for use cases, core objects, procedures, and capability boundaries.
Read Resource Center for use cases, core objects, procedures, and capability boundaries.
Read Knowledge bases for use cases, core objects, procedures, and capability boundaries.
Read Agents for use cases, core objects, procedures, and capability boundaries.
Read Monitoring and alerting for use cases, core objects, procedures, and capability boundaries.
Read Authorization for use cases, core objects, procedures, and capability boundaries.
Read Models and Credit for use cases, core objects, procedures, and capability boundaries.
Recommended path¶
If you are new, start with the concept or overview pages to understand the relationships between objects.
Follow the operational guides to complete a minimal verifiable flow; do not use production data at the outset.
If you encounter permissions, status, or compatibility issues, consult the reference and troubleshooting pages.