I want to use object sets as input to an LLM. Either through AIP logic or a code function. Is there a way to have a generic object type as input? I want end users to be able to chat with any of there objects in the ontology.
Perhaps Ontology interfaces are worth a shout if you define your three object types to match a given interface. Though the last time I tried this which was a few months ago, interfaces were still under active development.
It looks like I don’t have interfaces in the ontology manager. Is this something an admin needs to enable?
Yes, though before you do that just have a quick look around the Ontology in case you missed it by accident.
After reading up on interfaces, I’m not sure it solves my problem. I want the ability to basically “chat” with any object type. Interfaces would require me to create common properties for all possible object types. That doesn’t seem very reasonable to me.
This is what AIP Analyst does… why reinvent the wheel? Also, if you do need to reinvent the wheel, I’d recommend making what you’re trying to but using Agent Studio which is given the required Ontology query tools.
There are a couple of reasons why you can’t do exactly what you’re trying to do, namely, that it wouldn’t really work due to large default object sets, overloading context windows if you don’t fine grain the data you’re looking at, the app being so unstructured that it can’t really be relied on in prod, etc…