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D.Hub at a glance — the map of five surfaces

5 min

What you will learn

A one-line tour of Collection, Pipeline, Ontology, Dashboard, and Agent—and where each journey begins in the portal.

D.Hub has five core surfaces: Collection · Pipeline · Ontology · Dashboard · Agent. The sidebar provides direct entries for Collection, Pipeline, Dashboard, and Agent. Ontology is a section with two entries: Modeling and Graph Explorer. This lesson explains what each surface answers, in one line.

The five surfaces in one table

SurfaceThe question it answersWhat it produces
Collection"What data do I have, and where is it?"A workspace grouping assets such as datasets, sources, views, code, pipelines, knowledge, dashboards, and collection-scoped agents
Pipeline"How do I automatically derive a processed result from raw data?"Code-node chains, scheduled runs
Ontology"How does my data fold into a conceptual model as a graph?"Entities + relations + graph instances
Dashboard"How do I show results to a person on one screen?"Combinations of widgets (KPI · charts · tables · maps)
Agent"How do I automatically route natural-language input through tools and decisions?"One cycle of tools + actors + LLM

The five depend on each other. A collection holds the data, a pipeline processes it, the ontology binds it into a graph, the dashboard shows it, and an agent pulls it back via natural language.

Two entry points beyond the sidebar

Two other entry points come up often.

  • Global search — From anywhere, press ⌘KCtrl+K⌘K / Ctrl+K to search resource names · tags · body content at once. The fastest path when you can't recall an exact name.
  • Home — Search for resources and review Recent Items, Data Assets, and What's New. Start the AI Assistant from the button in the page header, wherever you are in the portal.

Next lesson

Create one collection by hand to claim your own workspace.

Before you finish

Use these questions to check whether you achieved this lesson's goal.

  • Can you repeat ‘D.Hub at a glance — the map of five surfaces’ without following the instructions?
  • Can you name at least one place to check when the result differs from what you expected?