Getting Started with ORIA Reasoner
Getting Started with ORIA Reasoner
Opening ORIA for the First Time vs. Later
First time opening ORIA: You land in an empty workspace. You must start a session from scratch.
Opening ORIA again: It automatically opens to the last session you had open — you pick up where you left off.
Start a session: Click the + icon next to the magnifying glass in the left panel, or the
Tip: If you start by asking, rename the session afterward to reflect the question. Sessions are listed for later reference, and a clear name saves time when you come back to it.
Best Practice: Always rename your session in the top header or sidebar to reflect the specific topic or question. Clear names make it much easier to locate past work in your history list later.
The New-Session State
Once a session exists, the center panel guides you through setup with three primary setup cards:
| Card | What it does |
|---|---|
| Add knowledge nodes | Pick what data Oria may query for your analysis. |
| Add tools | Enable web search, artifacts, or external connected tools. |
| Attach a file | Upload a spreadsheet or document to ask questions about its content. |
For a detailed breakdown of all screen panels and controls, see The Session Workspace.
Making ORIA Your Landing Page
You can have ORIA Reasoner open directly after you sign in, instead of the ARPIA home page.
The Start in Oria? dialog offers this when you first enter.
| Option | What happens |
|---|---|
| Yes, start in Oria | You land in the Oria workspace immediately after signing in |
| Not now | You keep the standard home page |
| Don't ask me again | Suppresses the prompt; your current setting stays as it is |
This is not a one-way choice:
- The 🚀 toggle in the Sessions panel (top-left, next to +) switches the behavior at any time.
/?home=1always opens the classic home page, regardless of your setting.
Tip: If you previously set ORIA as your default landing page, clicking the `🚀 again will disable this setting, bringing you back to the standard ARPIA home page upon login.
Next: Configure Your Session
Once you have a session open, move to The Session Workspace to understand what each panel does.
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