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Version: 2.6

Platform Overview

The Operaide Platform provides a web-based environment for building, testing, deploying, and managing AI-powered workflows called Reaktors. The platform is designed for developers and offers a code-centric approach, with visual tools to support workflow management.

Main Components​

App Store​

→ App Store Guide

  • Browse and install ready-to-use Reaktor templates and starter projects.
  • Use the App Store as a transport and deployment medium for finalized applications.
  • Each app shows its name, version, description, and compatibility information.
  • Install apps per organization; deploy or download for further development.

Reaktor AI Engine​

→ Reaktor AI Engine Guide

  • Deploy, configure, and monitor your Reaktors.
  • View execution metrics for each Reaktor, including counts of successful and failed runs.
  • Access API documentation (Swagger/OpenAPI) for each deployed Reaktor.
  • Manage settings for each Reaktor instance using aktorSetting().

Elara​

→ Elara Guide

  • Chat component to directly chat with Reaktors
  • Native chat support thanks to custom chat registration for Reaktors

Data Studio​

→ Vector Database Documentation

Documents are vectorized and handled through the @operaide/vector package. This comprehensive system provides:

  • Document embedding pipelines
  • Vector similarity search
  • Custom strategies for specialized use cases
  • Performance-optimized LibSQL with DiskANN indexing

See the Vector Database Documentation for detailed information on document processing and retrieval.

Typical Workflow​

  1. Browse the App Store for templates or starter projects.
  2. Install an app or template into your organization.
  3. Deploy individual Reaktors from the app, or download and customize for your needs.
  4. Configure settings for each Reaktor instance.
  5. Test and execute Reaktors directly from the UI.
  6. Monitor execution metrics for each Reaktor.
  7. Integrate via REST API using the provided OpenAPI documentation.

Further Reading​