Context Studio

Views in Context Studio

Context Studio (/platform/context-graph) is the workspace hub for investigating, curating, and governing organizational context:

• Overview and Explore (?view=explore, default): A chat agent beside a live context-graph canvas across 1 to 5 collections, with @document, @rules, @tables, @history, and @sql mentions, focus curation, and publishing into context sets.
• Evidence (?view=evidence): Operational status, indexing queue health, lifecycle controls, feedback, and replay inspection for the context graph runtime.
• Quality review console (?view=review): Prioritized reviewer queues for entity merges and splits, stale documents, contradictions, low-confidence facts, table checks, OCR quality, and re-index requests, plus the workflow release gate.
• Business context library (?view=library): Steward-approved business terms, verified answers, instructions, and read-only PostgreSQL query templates with exact passage citations and version history.
• Context sets (?view=library&set=<id>): Versioned, governed bundles of approved library entries, rule templates, and collection/document scopes that agents start from.
• Structured data and dbt (?view=data): Metadata-only schema reads from PostgreSQL and MySQL connections and reviewed dbt bundles, with descriptions, term links, and join paths.
• Learning and enrichment (?view=enrich): Gaps detected from opted-in question outcomes and drafted proposals (including member suggestions) for one-click steward review.

Non-retaining boundary

Context Studio’s stored graph, library, context sets, quality review queues, structured metadata, and enrichment proposals exist only in stored workspaces. In a non-retaining workspace, each view explains that customer content is not retained and makes no storage calls (403 NON_RETAINING_WORKSPACE).