¶ Developer Examples
This page provides hands-on examples to help developers implement, extend, and integrate the Fuse Knowledge Framework in real-world use cases.
¶ Overview
Fuse enables developers to create and connect knowledge artifacts across domains. These examples illustrate how to:
- Build structured Resources
- Register KnowledgeBases
- Inject knowledge into workflows and prompts
- Generate embeddings and graphs
- Implement scoped, governed knowledge usage
Each example demonstrates how capabilities align with runtime orchestration, assistant behavior, and governance enforcement.
¶ Examples Included
¶ 
Create and Index a Document Resource
- Upload a file to Fuse
- Tag it, assign trust, define access
- Add to a KnowledgeBase
- Generate embeddings and a KnowledgePage
- Verify traceability
¶ 
Build a Dynamic Resource from a Workflow
- Create a pipeline that pulls data from multiple systems
- Register it as a
WorkflowResource - Add it to a KnowledgeBase
- Use it as a real-time provider in assistant prompts
¶ 
Extract and Connect a Knowledge Graph
- Extract nodes from a policy document
- Define relationships (e.g.,
requires,owned_by) - Traverse the graph for validation
- View link types, scores, and explainability
¶ 
Use Embeddings for Semantic Search
- Embed a paragraph from a technical guide
- Submit a query with domain-specific phrasing
- Retrieve semantically similar content
- Inject retrieved context into a prompt
¶ 
Inject Knowledge Into AI Assistant
- Configure an assistant with scoped KBs
- Trigger PromptComposer
- Enforce access filtering at runtime
- Trace source of injected knowledge for compliance
¶ Suggested Patterns
- Use workflows to automate knowledge ingestion
- Assign multiple Resources to a single KnowledgeBase for reuse
- Use ontologies to align external content with internal structure
- Apply trust scoring to prioritize AI input sources
- Use Resource methods for live querying (if supported)
Return to: Knowledge Framework Overview — Review capabilities and design goals of the Knowledge Framework.