Navigation and Interface¶

The collapsible navigation menu on the left provides access to all primary pages. Upon login you land on the Sources page.

The top-right user menu provides theme switching (light/dark), account management, and logout.

Primary Interfaces¶

Sources¶

Sources manage the entire data flow — ingestion, quality validation, enrichment, and refresh. Each source has tabs for Settings, Raw Schema, Relations, Rules, Inputs (process tracking), and Data View.

For more information, refer to Sources.

Processes¶

The Processes page shows all Alloy refinement activity across the workspace. View by project or globally, with tabs for the Ingestion Queue, Workflow Queue, and Job Runs.

Outputs¶

Outputs publish refined data from hub tables to external systems. Each output has Settings, Mapping, and Process tabs.

For more information, refer to Outputs.

Connections¶

Connections configure how DataForge communicates with source and output systems. Each connection has Settings, Connection Metadata, and Applied Objects tabs. Sources can be created directly from connection metadata.

For more information, refer to Connections.

Talos AI¶

Talos AI is your assistant for building data models, operating pipelines, and managing dependencies using natural language prompts. Access it from the main menu or the top-right quick link.

Templates¶

Templates let you save reusable configurations for Sources, Relations, Rules, Outputs, and Connections — a key building block for cloning groups of objects.

For more information, refer to Templates.

Schedules¶

Schedules control when ingestion and processing occur, as well as system activities like automatic upgrades and cleanup.

For more information, refer to Schedules.

Lineage¶

Lineage traces the connections between objects in your workspace. Start a graph or add to an existing one using the lineage icon on any page.

For more information, refer to Lineage.

Compute and Process Config¶

Compute Configurations set size, type, and settings for processing clusters. Process Configurations assign a default compute and per-process-type overrides, then attach to sources.