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  • Creating or editing a tool
  • Running a tool
  • Capturing Run Details
  1. Explainers

Workflows

What happens when you create, edit, and run tools on Ontologic.

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Creating or editing a tool

Details Tab

  • You add tool details like names, thumbnails, descriptions, etc. This is associated with your new tool.

  • You choose a base Docker image, and a space is created with your chosen name.

Develop Tab

  • When you open an IDE, you are working in a directory in your tool's environment called /home/ontologic/

    • Files created and saved in this space will be snapshotted to the tool's Docker environment and accessible next time you open the IDE

    • Dependencies installed in this space will be snapshotted to the tool's Docker environment and accessible next time you open the IDE

Script & Parameters Tab

  • This is where

Running a tool

Capturing Run Details

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