Aumo - Introduction
Create and Manage AI Assistants with RAG and Total Privacy
- Connect multiple knowledge sources (Google Drive, Confluence, Jira, and more)
- Create custom assistants with multiple AI models (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and others)
- Unified interface to manage your entire AI infrastructure
- Total privacy - your data is never used to train external models
- RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) for precise answers based on your knowledge
How to Use Our Tool
You can use Aumo through two main interfaces. Both offer full access to the platform but with different focuses. Choose the option that best fits your needs:
| Admin Platform | Chat Platform |
|---|---|
| Use Case | Manage organizations, projects, members, credentials, and assistants |
| Who Uses It? | Administrators, Managers, DevOps |
| Key Features | • Manage assistants and settings • Connect knowledge sources • Manage credentials and providers • Configure MCP servers • Administer members and permissions • Admin dashboard for monitoring |
Admin Platform
Quick Start - Admin Platform
Step 1: Access the Admin Dashboard
- Log in to the platform
- Navigate to the admin dashboard
Step 2: Set Up an AI Provider
- Go to Providers → Create Provider
- Select the provider (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, etc.)
- Configure your credentials
Step 3: Create a Knowledge Source
- Go to Knowledge Sources → Create Source
- Connect Google Drive, Confluence, or another source
- Configure indexing
Step 4: Create an Assistant
- Go to Assistants → Create Assistant
- Select the AI model
- Configure knowledge collections
- Define the workflow
📖 Next Steps:
Chat Platform
Quick Start - Chat Platform
Step 1: Access the Chat
- Log in to the platform
- Navigate to the chat interface
Step 2: Select an Assistant
- Choose an available assistant
- The assistant will already have access to the configured knowledge
Step 3: Start a Conversation
- Type your question or message
- The assistant will respond using the available knowledge
📖 Next Steps:
🔑 Key Concepts
Before getting started, it’s useful to understand some key concepts:
Assistants
Assistants are AI agents configured with specific models, knowledge sources, and custom workflows.
Knowledge Sources
Knowledge sources are connections to data repositories (Google Drive, Confluence, Jira, etc.) that are indexed and made available to the assistants.
Knowledge Collections
Collections organize multiple knowledge sources into logical groups, facilitating management and assignment to assistants.
Providers
Providers are AI services (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, etc.) that supply the language models used by the assistants.
MCP Servers
MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers allow for the integration of advanced functionalities and external tools into the assistants.
More details
- Complete User Guide - Detailed documentation of all functionalities
- API Reference - Complete API documentation
📚 Additional Resources
- API Reference - Complete API documentation
- User Guide - Detailed documentation of all functionalities
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