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The Developer Console is the front-end interface to the Archetype platform. It allows you to quickly use our lenses with your own data in a no-code environment (workbench), manage your files, and access documentation. Console Home

What You Can Do in the Developer Console

1. Test Lenses in the Workbench

The Workbench is a no-code interface for testing Lenses with your own data. Using the workbench is easy for both developers and non-developers involves the following steps:
  1. Select your lens
  2. Upload your own sample data (or try our sample files to get started quickly)
  3. Modify the lens parameters
  4. Run a Session & View the output
Learn step by step on how to use the workbench with the Activity Monitor Lens and Machine State Lens.
Test_Lenses
Lenses created programmatically (via Python client or API) will automatically appear in your Developer Console, allowing you to monitor sessions, view results, and manage configurations from the interface. Learn more in the quickstart guide.

2. Manage Resources

The console dashboard provides a File Manager to:
  • Upload files that can be accessed via API key
  • View and delete files at any time
These controls ensure that data and artifacts remain isolated to your API key. Dashboard_Files

3. Monitor Lenses and Sessions

The console dashboard gives you visibility into the lenses and sessions that are running:
  • Lenses in use, including their lens ID and lens metadata
  • Active sessions and their duration
This helps you track system usage and debug issues. Dashboard_Lenses

4. Create and Manage Batch Processing jobs

The console dashboard includes the Batch Manager, which lets you create, manage, and monitor batch processing jobs. Batch processing lets you run a job against multiple files at once. Configure the job, select the files against which to run the job, and run the job. You can then watch the status of the job, or let the job run and check the results later.

5. Explore Documentation

The console provides a link to the developer docs where you can:

Access Requirements

The Workbench is continuously evolving. New lens types and capabilities are added regularly based on user feedback and platform improvements.