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Use AI agents in HighByte Intelligence Hub to generate models, configure pipelines, map industrial assets, and accelerate the delivery of contextualized data for analytics and Industrial AI.
For organizations early in their Industrial DataOps journey, there is a learning curve for understanding how to engineer and process industrial data. Eventually, deployments expand to broader teams who are new to Industrial DataOps or play a more supportive role. As more integrations and data pipelines are deployed, there is more configuration to understand, manage, and debug. Using AI in your Industrial DataOps workflow can improve user awareness and understanding of critical configuration and concepts.
Facilitating the configuration of your industrial data infrastructure can be nuanced and time-consuming. Users spend much of their time in DataOps software building and maintaining models, instances, and pipelines across many use cases and sites. AI allows you to rapidly iterate the configuration and optimize for the use case and the desired target system. An agent can recommend changes or the creation of new configuration based on evaluating the existing project. As configuration changes are proposed, the user can evaluate the change and approve or deny the changes proposed by an agent.
When working with industrial data, certain tasks have required a higher degree of manual work or input, making them tedious and slow-moving. This is especially true of establishing data infrastructure at a site for the first time, when there may be hundreds or thousands of assets or work cells that need to be mapped. AI agents transform tasks that are typically manual and repetitive in nature through automation. When provided the right prompts and examples, agents can aid in the creation or modification of configuration, accomplishing the desired results in a fraction of the effort and time it would otherwise take.
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The Intelligence Hub includes connections to AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google, OpenAI, Anthropic, and local LLMs. These connections allow your organization to use preferred and approved LLMs to support the agent infrastructure built into the Intelligence Hub.
Minimize the time it takes to create models and map Instances with the Modeling Agent. Pass inputs, files, and prompts to the agent to create or modify Models and Instances. This allows you to leverage external databases of tag mappings, scan an entire namespace to identify similar objects for Instances, or read documents as source material for Models and Instances. The Modeling Agent helps to reduce the work of contextualizing data for digital projects, particularly in large brownfield facilities.
The Pipelines interface provides an AI agent to augment your user experience. Connect to the language model service of your choice and prompt the Pipeline AI Agent to summarize, create, or edit pipeline configuration. Once the agent proposes changes, the Pipeline UI displays exactly what was added or modified, giving you full visibility into how your configuration is affected. Finally, you can debug and test the changes, then accept or reject them and continue iterating.
In addition to in-app agent capabilities, the Intelligence Hub provides MCP tools for configuration to support the use of third-party agents. This approach might fit your pre-existing workflow if you already perform a lot of LLM prompting and would like to manipulate the configuration of your Intelligence Hub projects without needing to be in the product. Create and edit Connections, Models, Instances, and Pipelines with the MCP configuration tools in HighByte Intelligence Hub.
In this video, HighByte CTO Aron Semle demonstrates how to use an agentic configuration workflow with the Modeling Agent in the Intelligence Hub.
Version 4.5 offers a major expansion of MCP configuration tools. This demo shows how to make a complete, working pipeline built through natural language.
New in version 4.4 of the Intelligence Hub, the Pipeline AI Agent accelerates pipeline development and documentation. In this video, Thomas McOscar demonstrates how AI is helping users interact with Pipelines in the Intelligence Hub through natural language prompts.
Pipeline configuration, now in plain language. HighByte Intelligence Hub 4.4 introduces the Pipeline AI Agent, which connects to your LLM of choice to summarize, create, and edit pipelines conversationally. The post also provides details on Central Data, Databricks Zerobus, and the new i3X Server.
HighByte Intelligence Hub version 4.3 introduced an MCP Services view. In this video, HighByte CTO Aron Semle demonstrates the new interface, which streamlines the user experience of managing all your MCP tools in the Intelligence Hub.
Watch HighByte CTO Aron Semle demonstrate a solution pattern in HighByte Intelligence Hub. The Intelligence Hub can connect with Amazon Bedrock, Azure OpenAI, Google Gemini, OpenAI, and local LLMs—giving users the ability to generate model instances with the help of these AI services.
Curious to learn more and see a live demo of HighByte Intelligence Hub? In this demo, we will show you how to deploy HighByte Intelligence Hub at the Edge to access, model, transform, and securely flow industrial data to and from your IT applications without writing or maintaining code.