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JarvisX Documentation

Understand what JarvisX does, who it’s for, and how to get the best results — without the jargon.

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Overview

JarvisX modernizes analytics artifacts — such as queries, dashboards, and workflow snippets — into cleaner, ready-to-use versions for your target platform. Upload a few items to try, or submit a larger batch and download your results when ready.

  • Faster modernization: convert at scale with consistent patterns.
  • Operator-friendly: simple web UI — no IDE or setup required.
  • Actionable outputs: JSON/SQL/CSV bundles that you can use immediately.

Who It’s For

Data Engineers

Bulk convert saved searches, tune cost-efficient queries, and standardize dashboards.

Platform Teams

Migrate workloads between tools (e.g., Splunk → Grafana BigQuery) with audit-friendly artifacts.

Ops & Analysts

Quickly validate a few items using Try Now and share results with your team.

What JarvisX Supports

JarvisX focuses on three user-facing categories. Each category has clear inputs, outputs, and success criteria.

Queries

  • Convert search/query text to target SQL/dialect (e.g., BigQuery).
  • Normalize filters, time windows, and parameters.
  • Optional cost-aware suggestions for large datasets.

Input: .txt / .csv (columns: name, source_query)
Output: .csv mapping (source → converted) + notes

Dashboards

  • Transform dashboard definitions (e.g., XML → JSON for Grafana).
  • Apply consistent variables, panels, and data-source bindings.
  • Bundle preview JSONs and a summary report.

Input: .xml / .json / .zip
Output: .zip (converted JSONs) + summary.csv

Workflows

  • Assess pipeline/task fragments for modernization.
  • Produce a concise action plan (keep/replace/refactor).
  • Optional diff notes for side-by-side review.

Input: .yaml / .json / .md
Output: plan.md + patch.json

What’s not in scope (yet)

  • Live editing inside your source platforms
  • User/role provisioning or SSO administration
  • Guaranteed zero-touch conversions for highly custom logic

How It Works

  1. Upload a few files (Try Now) or a CSV/.zip for a batch.
  2. Process — JarvisX standardizes, converts, and validates outputs.
  3. Download a bundle (JSON/CSV/ZIP) with summaries and next steps.
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Inputs & Outputs

Supported inputs

  • .txt, .csv for query lists
  • .xml, .json, .zip for dashboards
  • .yaml, .json, .md for workflows

What you get back

  • Converted artifacts (JSON/SQL/CSV)
  • A summary report with success/attention items
  • Notes on assumptions and suggested follow-ups

Plans & Limits

Try Now

Up to 5 artifacts to validate output quality.

Starter

Batch up to 1,000 artifacts per job.

Growth

Batch up to 10,000 artifacts per job (contact us for more).

Hard limits protect system stability. Very large jobs may be split into multiple batches.

Quality & Accuracy

  • High-confidence patterns speed up clean conversions.
  • Edge cases (custom macros, vendor-specific functions) are flagged with notes.
  • Review loop: spot-check outputs and rerun flagged items with extra context.

Expected accuracy is high for standard patterns; proprietary logic may need minor tweaks.

Data & Privacy

  • Your data is used only to generate your outputs.
  • Retention: inputs/outputs are stored for delivery and support; you can request deletion after download.
  • Sensitive data: avoid including credentials or secrets inside artifacts.

See the full Privacy & Terms pages for details applicable to your region and plan.

FAQ

What kind of improvements should I expect?

Cleaner queries/dashboards aligned to your target platform, a summary of what changed, and notes for any manual follow-up.

Can I run a small test first?

Yes — use Try Now for a handful of artifacts before submitting a larger batch.

Do you keep my files?

Files are retained only to deliver your results and assist with support. You can request deletion after download.

Are conversions guaranteed to be perfect?

Most standard items convert cleanly; uncommon constructs may need minor adjustments which we call out in the notes.

Ready to modernize?

Run a quick test or submit a batch. You’ll get a tidy bundle of outputs with a clear summary.

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