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Turn your method intoyour own AI application.

Describe your needs in chat. Bring your method, tools, data and knowledge together.
Review and publish it, then use the same method next time.

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Actual build conversation and review panel · Example dataset

01 · Describe your needs

Start with how you want to work.

“Build an account status analysis application.
Count enabled or disabled accounts by department.
Use the same logic next time.”

Select account data you have reviewed and published.
Turn a clear request into a method you can use again.

Follow one account analysis example from creation to review and reuse.

02 · Keep your method

Keep your logic for next time.

Join users to departments, filter by account status, then count the records.
The application keeps this method. Next time, just choose the status to query.

The foundation of your method

Connected data. Traceable rules.

Data graphs connect business records. Business knowledge graphs connect rules to their sources.
Review and publish them, then select what your application needs.

DATA GRAPH

Know where each account belongs.

Users, departments and roles in this example come from one dataset.
Follow department relationships to count accounts, using the status logic you confirmed.

Account analysis · Example relationships

Account Status Example.xlsx · Three business tables

“How many disabled accounts are in each department?”

Join users to departments, filter disabled accounts, then count by department.

Example results: Product 1 · Engineering 1 · Operations 1

BUSINESS KNOWLEDGE GRAPH

Know the source behind each rule.

Select published knowledge sources when you need to explain a business rule.
Connect its conditions, restrictions and requirements for restoring access.

Account management · Example rule

Restore access: approval from a department administrator

“How can access be restored after an account is disabled?”

Follow the rule to its restoration requirements, then check the original source.

“Disabled accounts cannot sign in. Access may be restored after approval from a department administrator.”

Account Management Policy · Example clause

The knowledge base keeps the original text. Both graphs make relationships clear.
This application uses account data. The rule example shows how a business knowledge graph works.

03 · Review and publish

Confirm it before putting it to work.

Check the data sources, method and tools. Review the example test results.
After your review, publish the application to make it available for use.

Application list after review and publication · Detail

04 · Use it again

Next time, start with the same method.

First ask, “How many enabled accounts are in each department?”
Then ask, “How many disabled accounts are in each department?”
The same application uses the same method. Only the queried status changes.

Two queries in the same application · Compiled results
DepartmentEnabled accountsDisabled accounts
Product21
Engineering21
Operations11
Total53

On October 5, 2026, a live model called the published application’s tool.
Source: Account Status Example.xlsx · Eight fictional account records.
This table summarizes query results for this page; it is not a client screenshot.

Created in chat, reviewed and published · Working example

Build your capabilities, one task at a time

A good method today.Ready to use again tomorrow.

Write code, organize data, plan projects and draft copy.
Work in one space. Keep reusable methods in your own AI applications.

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