Lumi Docs
  • About Lumi AI
  • Setting Up
    • Quick Start
    • 1. Connect
    • 2. Configure
      • Configuration Tips
      • Add Tables & Fields
      • Add Business Context
      • Advanced Configuration
    • 3. Distribute
  • Using Lumi
    • Getting Started
    • Lumi Use Cases
      • Data Exploration
      • Business Metrics
      • Anomaly Detection
      • Trend Analysis
      • Root Cause Analysis
      • Data Quality
    • Best Practices
      • Prompting Best Practices
      • Boards Best Practices
      • Versioning Best Practices
    • Chat Limitations
    • Knowledge Base Utility
      • Curated Prompts
      • Leveraging Memories
    • Network Configuration
  • Product Features
    • Chat
    • Boards
    • Knowledge Base
      • Overview
      • Connection
      • Tables
        • Custom Fields
      • Model
      • Business Context
      • Memories
      • Users
      • Restoration
    • Organization Settings
      • Organization Profile
      • Tool Integrations
      • Gateway Management
      • Members
    • User Profile
    • Notifications
    • Data Gateway
      • Deployment
      • Configuring for Boot
    • Source System Integrations
      • PostgreSQL
      • Microsoft SQL Server
      • MySQL
      • Databricks
      • BigQuery
      • Snowflake
      • SAP HANA
      • Oracle
      • AWS Athena (Pre-release)
    • Secondary Interfaces
      • Slack
      • Microsoft Teams
    • Release Notes
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  • 2. Configuring relevant context
  • 3. Inviting users and managing access

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Using Lumi AI starts with defining your first Knowledge Base -- the heart and source of truth for your requests throughout the application.

Creating a Knowledge Base involves:

Lumi AI requires a connection to load definitions and ultimately run queries against a target.

This is where you define tables, their fields, joins/relationships, and all other knowledge like metrics, aliases, and business details related to the Knowledge Base.

Once configured, invite others to use the newly built Knowledge Base and ask start asking questions, or to co-contribute/maintain it as it evolves.


With your first Knowledge Base complete, you're then ready to ask questions in Chat and build away in Boards!

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1. Defining a connection to a source system
2. Configuring relevant context
3. Inviting users and managing access