Adding Ontology Nodes in ORIA Reasoner

Click + next to Ontology Nodes in the right panel to open the picker.

Three Ways to Find Nodes

• Search nodes by name — free-text search, with a filter control alongside it.
• AI recommender — describe what you want to solve in the "Or describe what you want to solve" box and click Recommend; Oria proposes the best nodes to load for that problem.
• Browse — scroll the available node cards.

Node Card Information

Each node card shows:

• Node name
• Description of what the node contains
• What one row represents
• Which fields are authoritative

Read the description before selecting — it tells you the grain of the data (for example, one row per order line rather than per order) and any caveats about specific columns. Getting this wrong is the most common source of misleading answers.

Saving Your Selection

A running n selected count appears above the cards.

Click Save to attach the selected nodes to the session, or Cancel to discard.

Node descriptions are the contract between you and the answer. If a description is missing or vague for a node you rely on, raise it with the node's owner — Oria reasons from that description as much as from the data itself.

Next Steps

• Session Tools — Enable capabilities for your session
• Typical Workflow — See how nodes fit into your work