Recipes
This article explains how to create and use recipes in askEdgi. It describes how to save analysis workflows, including datasets, queries, AI enrichments, and visualizations, so they can be reused without repeating the same steps.
Why Recipes Matter
Ad-hoc analysis provides quick insights, but repeating the same steps manually is inefficient. Recipes capture the entire workflow, datasets, joins, AI enrichments, and visualizations. A saved recipe can be rerun with fresh data, reused internally, or shared through the Marketplace in Public deployments.
What Can Be Done with Recipes
Save analysis sessions, including datasets, joins, AI enrichments, and outputs
Assign a descriptive name and purpose
Store ingredients (datasets metadata) and steps (queries, prompts, enrichments)
Reuse workflows without retyping instructions
Publish recipes to the Marketplace for wider adoption
Use Case & Real-Life Scenario
After completing a product returns analysis by joining orders and returns, calculating return rates, categorizing products, and applying sentiment analysis, the workflow was saved for reuse within the company.
Recipe Name: Product Returns & Sentiment Analysis
Description: Analyzes return rates, classifies high-return products, and correlates with customer sentiment
Ingredients: orders, returns, customer_reviews
Steps:
Join orders and returns on order_id
Calculate return_rate column
Classify products into High/Medium/Low return categories
Apply sentiment analysis on customer reviews (sentiment_label)
Generate a bar chart of returns vs. sentiment
The recipe is saved to the Recipe Catalog for future reuse.
Execution
Requires a data object present in the workspace.
Marketplace
Recipes can be published without predefined ingredients.
Scenarios
Specific data required, such as service request analysis
Ingredients required.
Flexible logic, such as data quality evaluation
Ingredients optional.
Execution depends on the availability of at least one data object.
Optional ingredients enable broader reuse of recipes across data environments.
For more detailed information, please refer to Recipe User Guide.
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