AI Cockpit Lens Overview
AI Cockpit Lens is AI Cockpit's application for orchestrating AI agents, knowledge bases, workflows, projects, and integrations in one operational workspace. It helps teams create specialized agents, enrich them with retrieval-augmented context, and run intelligent pipelines connected to external tools such as Jira and BusinessMap.
What you see depends on the active organization, the environment configuration, and the permissions assigned to your account.
When to use
- Use Lens to create and test AI agents for specific tasks.
- Use it to organize knowledge bases with documents, files, and project context.
- Use it to build workflows that combine one or more agents.
- Use it to group resources by project, product, squad, client, or initiative.
- Use it to configure integrations that support imports or workflow delivery.
Before you start
- You need an active corporate account.
- Confirm that the correct organization is selected before creating or reviewing resources.
- Some actions may appear only when your account has permission to manage agents, workflows, knowledge bases, projects, or integrations.
- Integration-dependent actions are available only when the related adapter is configured for the organization.
Step by step
- Open the AI Cockpit Lens URL provided by your organization.
- Sign in with your corporate account.
- Confirm the active organization in the header or account area.
- Open Home to review the current environment.
- Use the main navigation to access agents, knowledge bases, workflows, projects, and integrations.
Understand the application
| Area | What it means |
|---|---|
| Home | Shows an overview of the active organization, including agents, workflows, knowledge bases, executions, and projects. |
| Agents | Lists, creates, edits, and tests AI agents with prompts, model configuration, tools, context variables, and knowledge bases. |
| Knowledge Bases | Manages RAG sources, documents, imports, chunking, and semantic search used as context by agents and workflows. |
| Workflows | Creates and runs sequential, parallel, conditional, or team-based flows made from one or more agents. |
| Projects | Organizes resources by initiative, product, client, squad, or work context. |
| Account | Lets you switch organization, language, theme, and session state. |
| Integrations | Configures external adapters used by imports, synchronization, or workflow outputs. |
Core building blocks
| Building block | Role in Lens |
|---|---|
| Agent | Specialized processing unit with its own instructions, model, tools, variables, and context sources. |
| Knowledge base | RAG repository that stores documents and synchronized project data for semantic retrieval. |
| Workflow | Pipeline that defines how agents are executed, what input each step receives, and how outputs are delivered. |
| Execution | Runtime record of a workflow, including status, step outputs, usage, cost, and formatted results. |
| Adapter | Organization-level connection that stores credentials for external systems such as Jira, BusinessMap, Azure DevOps, or Modernization. |
If an expected item does not appear, check the active organization first. Most Lens lists and actions are scoped to the selected organization.
Typical workflow
- Select the correct organization.
- Create or review a project to group related resources.
- Create a knowledge base and add the documents the AI should use as context.
- Create or configure an agent for the task.
- Test the agent in the playground.
- Create a workflow when the task needs multiple steps, context sources, or delivery adapters.
- Review the execution result, then copy, export, adjust, or rerun it when needed.
Expected result
After accessing Lens and selecting the correct organization, you should be able to see the resources available to your role, create new operational assets, and run workflows with the context configured for your organization.