Getting started
ZIO is used per instance — one instance for one line of work at one customer. Inside it are that customer’s own ontology, agents and skill workspace, and the data never leaves the building (on-premises, local LLM).
Where to start reading
Section titled “Where to start reading”| What you want to do | Where to read |
|---|---|
| Write a skill (a Python function) and attach it to an agent | SDK reference → Writing a skill — the 30-second quick start is on the first page |
| Read and write data (base codes, graph, schema, tables, views) | Zio.code · Zio.node · Zio.ontology · Zio.entity · Zio.view in the SDK reference |
| Call ZIO over REST from an outside program | “External calls” in the help pages inside each instance (after signing in) |
| Get an instance | Contact |
Where the reference comes from
Section titled “Where the reference comes from”The reference is not a hand-written copy. A generator extracts it from the source (JSX) of the help screens inside an instance, and it is published here as is — the help inside an instance, the 00_SDK_MANUAL in the SSH workspace and this site all read the same source. The Korean edition is that source; the English edition is translated from it, and a page that has not been translated yet shows the Korean text with a notice. https://<instance address>:7010 in the documents is a placeholder; inside a real instance it shows that instance’s address.