Quantum Minds Documentation

Introduction

Quantum Minds is a powerful low-code agentic AI platform within ParamAI Studio that enables you to build intelligent AI agents that automate tasks, analyze data, and generate insights with ease. This platform allows you to create sophisticated AI "minds" through an intuitive visual interface without requiring extensive coding knowledge.

What is a Quantum Mind?

A Quantum Mind is an AI-powered workflow that combines multiple specialized AI operators to process data, perform tasks, and generate insights. Each mind consists of:

• Operators: Pre-built AI components that perform specific functions
• Connections: Data flows between operators
• Prompts: Natural language instructions that guide the operators
• Data Sources: Connections to your structured and unstructured data

Key Features

• Visual Mind Builder: Create minds using a drag-and-drop interface
• AI-Assisted Creation: Generate minds directly from natural language prompts
• Pre-built Templates: Start with industry-specific templates
• Multi-Modal Support: Process text, tables, images, and more
• Data Connectors: Integrate with SQL, MongoDB, Excel, and other data sources
• Deployment Options: Run minds on-demand or schedule automated runs
• Sharing & Collaboration: Share minds with team members and embed in applications

Getting Started

System Requirements

• Modern web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge)
• Internet connection for cloud-based features
• ParamAI Studio account with Quantum Minds access

Accessing Quantum Minds

1. Log in to your ParamAI Studio account
2. Navigate to the Quantum Minds section from the dashboard
3. You'll see your existing minds or options to create new ones

Core Concepts

Minds

Minds are the fundamental building blocks in Quantum Minds. A mind is a workflow that processes data and generates insights using a combination of AI operators.

Mind States

• Draft: The mind is being created or edited
• Published: The mind is finalized and available for use
• Running: The mind is currently processing data
• Scheduled: The mind is set to run at specific intervals

Operators

Operators are specialized AI components that perform specific functions within a mind. These are the building blocks that you connect together to create workflows.

Operators are grouped into categories based on their function:

• SQL: Database operations and querying
• Table: Tabular data manipulation and analysis
• Document: Processing PDFs and unstructured text
• MongoDB: NoSQL database operations
• LLM: Working with external AI models
• Excel: Spreadsheet operations
• Media: Processing images, audio, and video
• API: Working with external services
• Code: Running and generating code
• Flow: Controlling the flow of operations
• Vector: Embedding and vector operations
• Finance: Financial data processing
• ML: Machine learning operations

Connections

Connections define how data flows between operators in a mind. Each operator has:

• Inputs: The data required by the operator
• Outputs: The data produced by the operator

When you connect operators, the output of one becomes the input for another, creating a data flow.

Variables

Variables store the results of operator executions and can be referenced by other operators. Variable names follow the format:

$OperatorName_ID.output.content

For example, $TextToSQL_001.output.content refers to the content output of a TextToSQL operator with ID 001.

Creating a Mind

There are four ways to create a new mind:

1. Start from Scratch

1. Click the "+ New Mind" button
2. Select "Blank Template"
3. Add and connect operators manually through the visual builder

2. Use a Template

1. Click the "+ New Mind" button
2. Browse and select from available templates
3. Customize the template to fit your needs

3. AI-Assisted Creation

1. Click the "+ New Mind" button
2. Select "Create Mind using AI"
3. Describe what you want the mind to do in natural language
4. The system will generate a mind with appropriate operators

4. Import Mind Schema

1. Click the "+ New Mind" button
2. Select "Import MindSchema"
3. Upload a previously exported mind schema file
4. Customize as needed

Mind Builder Interface

The Mind Builder provides a visual canvas for creating and editing minds:

• Canvas: The main workspace where you add and connect operators
• Operator Panel: Browse and search for operators to add
• Properties Panel: Configure selected operators
• Toolbar: Access common actions and settings
• Variable Inspector: View and manage variables created by operators

Testing and Debugging

As you build your mind, you can test it at any stage:

1. Click the "Run" button to execute the current mind
2. View the output of each operator in real-time
3. Use the debug panel to identify and fix issues
4. Adjust operators and connections as needed

Deploying Minds

Once your mind is built and tested, you can deploy it in several ways:

• On-Demand: Run the mind manually when needed
• Scheduled: Set the mind to run automatically at specific intervals
• API Integration: Call the mind from external applications
• Embedded: Embed the mind in dashboards or applications

Next Steps

Continue to the Operator Reference documentation to learn about the specific operators available in Quantum Minds.

Operator Categories Reference | SQL Operators | Table Operators | Document Operators