Learn how to create configuration objects in the integrated development experience by adding them manually or through natural language prompts with AI-assisted authoring.

1. Right-click your connected tenant or cloned Git repository in the RELTIO IDE view, depending on your configuration source, and then select the object you want to create, such as:
   • Add a new Entity Type
   • Add a new Relation Type
   • Add a new Grouping Type
   • Add a new Graph Type
   • Add a new Source
   • Add a new Hierarchy Type
2. Locate the new object in the configuration file. The integrated development experience adds the object with default values.
   The following image shows a new entity type added to the configuration with default values.

   

3. Edit the object in the editor to complete its definition.
   The integrated development experience validates your changes and highlights errors in the editor, so that you can fix them before you apply the configuration to a Reltio tenant or commit the changes to Git.

4. Open the AI agent in your editor: Cursor or VS Code.
5. Describe the object you want to create. For example, Create an Employee entity type with the relevant attributes and a reference attribute to Organization.
6. Review the configuration that the integrated development experience generates. In this example, the integrated development experience creates the Employee entity type, adds relevant attributes, adds the reference attribute to the Organization entity type, and creates the required relation type that connects Employee to Organization.
   When a reference attribute requires a relation type, the integrated development experience creates the relation type automatically, so you do not have to create it as a separate step.

   

7. Review and manually edit the generated object to complete any remaining details, and then select Yes to apply the generated changes to the local configuration file.
   Selecting Yes applies the generated changes only to the local configuration file. In a Reltio tenant-connected workspace, use Apply Configuration to Tenant to send the changes to the Reltio tenant. In a workspace that you opened from a Git repository, save the file and use Source Control to commit and push the changes.