User Guide
This guide covers everything you need to work effectively with Hublvu day-to-day. Whether you're chatting with the AI assistant, running diagnostic flows, or executing procedural guides, you'll find detailed instructions here.
Features
Chat
Your primary interface for interacting with Hublvu. Ask questions, run commands, and execute automation through natural conversation.
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Flows
Diagnostic automation that triages issues and routes to the right remediation. Perfect for incident response and troubleshooting.
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Guides
Procedural automation for runbooks and multi-step tasks. From fully manual checklists to fully automated execution.
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Insights
Save and share data explorations. When you find a useful query or visualization, save it as an insight for quick access.
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Runs
Track execution history for flows and guides. See what ran, when, and what the outcome was.
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Knowledge Base
Your organization's documentation, indexed for AI-powered search. Upload and organize documents the AI can reference.
Learn more →Building Automation
Beyond using existing flows and guides, you can create your own:
| Editor | Purpose | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Flow Editor | Build diagnostic flows | Troubleshooting, incident response, root cause analysis |
| Guide Editor | Build procedural guides | Runbooks, maintenance tasks, onboarding procedures |
The easiest way to create automation is through conversation. Describe what you want to automate, and the AI will help you build it. Then refine in the editor.
Ownership and Sharing
Everything you create—flows, guides, insights—has sharing controls:
| Level | Visibility | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Personal | Only you | Work in progress, personal workflows |
| Team | Your team | Team procedures, shared runbooks |
| Public | Everyone | Organization-wide standards |
Start personal while developing, then share more broadly once refined.
Quick Links
- New to Hublvu? Start with Chat to explore what's possible
- Need to troubleshoot? Learn about Flows for diagnostic automation
- Following a procedure? Check out Guides for step-by-step execution
- Building automation? Use the Flow Editor or Guide Editor