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About the Structural Agent
What is the Structural Agent?
The Structural Agent is an LLM-powered, chat-based tool to help you to understand workspace data and to configure workspaces for data generation.
The Structural Agent chat initially starts when you save your first workspace.
What can the Agent do automatically?
The Structural Agent can automatically perform the following tasks.
Check for a source data connection
For workspaces that have not yet generated data, the Structural Agent checks whether the workspace has a valid connection to source data. If not, it prompts you to go to workspace settings and configure the connection.
If there is a source data connection, then the Agent checks the status of the initial sensitivity scan, and prompts you to run a scan if the scan hasn't started.
For a file connector workspace, the Structural Agent checks that you have created at least one file group with files.
Summarize the sensitivity scan results
When the sensitivity scan is complete, the Structural Agent provides a summary of the scan results.
Depending on the number of tables and columns, the Structural Agent can provide a complete list of the sensitive columns, or a more condensed summary.
Agent summary of the sensitivity scan
Prompt to apply recommended generators
Based on the scan results, the Structural Agent suggests that you apply the recommended generators for the detected sensitive columns.
Agent prompt to assign generators
Prompt to generate data
When all of the sensitive columns are protected, after it verifies that the workspace has a valid destination connection, the Agent prompts you to run the data generation.
