Creating your first Canvas
Accessing your Project
All Canvases in Tela are related to a Project.
If you don’t have any Projects, you need to create a new one before creating a new Canvas.
To access your Project’s page, click it’s name on the left sidebar.
Creating a Canvas
Inside the Project page, following the next steps will create your first Canvas:
- Click on Create canvas +
- Name your new Canvas
Alternatively, if your Project already has at least one Canvas, you can create a new Canvas directly from the project page by clicking the sign on the top right corner.
When a new Canvas is created, you will be automatically redirected to it’s page.
Understanding the Canvas page
Every Canvas has three different experiences, comprising the entire life cycle of your natural language applications. You can navigate through them using the top center icons. These experiences are:
- Craft: The space to write and refine your prompts through quick iterations and no-code platform
- Test: The space to test your application accuracy through structured repeatable tests
- Evaluate: The space to set up evaluation criteria to assess your production inferences
There are other very useful functions on the top menu, which we will explore later in this tutorial.
- Top left: Versioning
- Top right: Collaboration tools (Share, Deploy and Publish)
Creating your first Canvas
Accessing your Project
All Canvases in Tela are related to a Project.
If you don’t have any Projects, you need to create a new one before creating a new Canvas.
To access your Project’s page, click it’s name on the left sidebar.
Creating a Canvas
Inside the Project page, following the next steps will create your first Canvas:
- Click on Create canvas +
- Name your new Canvas
Alternatively, if your Project already has at least one Canvas, you can create a new Canvas directly from the project page by clicking the sign on the top right corner.
When a new Canvas is created, you will be automatically redirected to it’s page.
Understanding the Canvas page
Every Canvas has three different experiences, comprising the entire life cycle of your natural language applications. You can navigate through them using the top center icons. These experiences are:
- Craft: The space to write and refine your prompts through quick iterations and no-code platform
- Test: The space to test your application accuracy through structured repeatable tests
- Evaluate: The space to set up evaluation criteria to assess your production inferences
There are other very useful functions on the top menu, which we will explore later in this tutorial.
- Top left: Versioning
- Top right: Collaboration tools (Share, Deploy and Publish)