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Julius

Julius is an AI assistant designed for statistical analysis, data science, and computations.  Julius uses various large language models (LLMs), finding the best one for each task, and writes code to analyze your data based on your prompt.  The end-result is an intuitive way to analyze and visualize data without having to code, making statistical analysis accessible to everyone.

Welcome to Julius

Welcome to Julius! In this quickstart guide, we'll walk you through how to upload data, start a conversation, select a data source, analyze and visualize your data, and how to export your results!

Getting Started

Julius offers various features to personalize your experience. One of these options is changing the language that the AI responds to you in. This guide will show you how to change the response language in Julius to better suit your needs. 

Language Output and Custom Instructions

Learn what files are in Julius, what file types are supported, how long files last for, and how to delete and interact with your files.

Files

Learn what a container is, how long containers last, and the different type sof containers available for the different plans.

Containers

Learn how to set up and call external APIs easily in Julius

Secret Keys and Connections

Find answers to the most commonly asked questions by Julius users!

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to the most commonly asked questions. Answer not here? Try using the search bar in the navigation bar, or use ctrl / cmd + K

FAQs

Find how to manage your subscription, view your invoices, and view / adjust your payment methods 

Managing Your Plan 

Curious to know more about how plans differ in terms of message limits? Want to know how to check on your current message limit and when it resets?

Message Limits and Limit Reset

Learn how to setup Multi Factor Authentication (MFA) on your Julius account!

Multi Factor Authentication (MFA)

Unable to login and need to reset your password? This guide will show you how to reset your password in addition to other troubleshooting for login issues!

Resetting Your Password

It is not possible to change your e-mail address or transfer accounts

Changing Your Email Address

Pricing

You can now easily invite teammates to join your Notebook, making data analysis more efficient and collaborative. Instantly see exactly where each team member is working, enhancing clarity and productivity.

Overview

Learn about Data Explorer, dataframes, and how to view the data powering your analysis and visualizations.

Looking to collaborate with colleagues or coworkers? Teams allows you to share a workspace, giving you the ability to seamlessly share Notebooks and conversations! 

Learn how to create a team and send invitations to colleagues to join your team!

Creating and Setting up a Team

Learn how to invite additional members, create invitation links, check Member status, and more!

Invite Team Members

Learn about the different User roles available on your team and what permissions these allow.

User Roles and Permissions

With Sub Teams, you can break your organization into focused units—each with its own notebooks, threads, and file libraries, all under one parent team.

Sub Teams

Learn about the different team settings that allow you to customize how you and your organization work.

Team Settings Overview

Learn about the different Security Settings Admins and Owners can control

Team Security Settings

Notebooks serve as your personal recipe book for completing tasks with your AI data scientist. This section will introduce you to the cool ways you can incorporate Notebooks into your day to day.

Prompt cells are used to prompt and instruct Julius on what to do (structure the data, process user inputs, create charts/visualizations, etc.)

Prompt Cells

File cells are used to upload files and to connect your data for use in analysis with Julius.

File Cells

User input cells are useful for prompting the user of a notebook.

User Input Cells

Code cells are used to run code that the User inputs.

Code Cells

There are several ways to get started using Notebooks!

Building a Notebook

Learn how to run a Notebook in its entirety, or run individual cells

Getting Started

Account

Collaboration

Data Explorer

Teams

Notebooks

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