Overview
There are three ways to create an application on Rnet:
Create based on an application template (recommended for beginners)
Create a blank application
Create application via DSL file (Local/Online)
Creating a New Application
If you need to create a blank application on Rnet, you can select “Studio” from the navigation and then choose “Create from Blank” in the application list.
When creating an application for the first time, you might need to first understand the basic concepts of the four different types of applications on Rnet
Application Types
Chat Assistant
A Chat Assistant is essentially an AI-driven chatbot powered by a large language model like GPT.
Use Cases
Customer support, Virtual Assistant,Educational Tool, etc
Text Generation
An assistant for text generation tasks such as writing stories, text classification, translation, etc.
Use Cases
Content Creation, Summarization, Translation, etc
Agent
An intelligent assistant built on large language models (LLMs) that can perform sophisticated tasks by understanding and processing complex instructions.
Use Cases
Customer Support Agent, Research Assistant, Personal Assistant, etc
Workflow
Is a structured, automated sequence of tasks designed to handle complex processes involving large language models (LLMs).
Use Cases
Data Analysis and Reporting, Task Automation, etc
When creating an application, you need to give it a name, choose an appropriate icon, and use clear and concise text to describe the purpose of this application, to facilitate its subsequent use within the team.
Creating from a DSL File
Import local DSL file
If you have obtained a template (DSL file) from the community or others, you can choose "Import DSL File" from the studio. After importing, all configuration information of the original application will be loaded directly.
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