User Guides

One guide per feature of SDCStudio, written from the application as it is. New to modeling? Start with the SDC tutorial; these pages explain the application.

Getting data in

  • Uploading Data: the Upload page, CSV and Markdown, the two processing stages, the statuses, the cost
  • The Data Sources Page: following an upload, Trigger and Retry Processing, View Details, Review Metadata
  • AI Processing: what the model is shown, what each stage does per column, what the pipeline does not do

Building models

  • Data Modeling: model structure, reviewing a generated model, the edit form, components and clusters, publishing
  • Creating a Model: the Model Wizard and the New Model form
  • Copy and Retire: changing what is published without breaking any record made from it
  • Semantic Enhancement: ontologies, Preferred Ontologies, automatic and manual semantic links, what is published
  • Generating Outputs: Publish, Generate, the package and what is in it
  • XML Instance Generation: the XML template in the package and how to fill and validate it
  • App Generation: the Lightweight and Enterprise applications, how to run one
  • Page Actions: every page and every control on it, from the route table

Sharing and settling

  • The Public Catalog API: browse every published public component and model with no account
  • The SDC MCP Servers: the nine servers an AI assistant can call, what each one does, and how an agent builds a model in SDCStudio with sdcmodeler
  • Verifiable Settlement: settle an exchange and hand each party a Settlement Receipt anyone can verify offline
  • Teams: what a team grants, and how to add people

Account

  • Wallet and Billing: credits, the per-operation costs, the onboarding gate, auto-reload, the transaction history
  • Organizations: one pool of credit bought on an invoice, members with limits, organization projects, the Org Admin page
  • API Keys: named keys for the tools that call SDCStudio
  • Interface Languages: the four languages of the application and where to set yours
  • The Practitioner Exam: buying the exam, the attempt window, what passing gives you
  • Practitioner Credentials: the numbered, signed credential and how anyone verifies it

When something fails

  • Troubleshooting: one entry per symptom, with the message you see and what to do

Elsewhere

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