A chat assistant that actually sees your work.
Generic AI models give generic answers. Cerulea Intelligence is wired directly into your active state machine.
When you ask a question, the intelligence engine automatically parses your current visual schema. It knows exactly which entities you have created, what roles exist in your governance panel, and which deployment targets you have selected. You get precise, actionable steps tailored entirely to your active project.
bytes32 ID) for deterministic compilation. Add a primary key field in the properties panel and try again.Resolve complex data structures instantly.
When mapping out relational architecture, type mismatches and cyclic dependencies can halt development.
Instead of guessing how to structure your blockchain entities, ask the intelligence engine. It will walk you through establishing primary and foreign keys, matching cryptographic data types, and ensuring your models translate perfectly into optimized network state.
uint256. To link the Vendor_Profile, you must ensure the foreign key field uses an identical integer type, rather than the bytes32 format you are currently using. Change the data type in the right-hand properties panel to establish a valid mapping.Guided security and RBAC setup.
Do not leave access control to trial and error. Get precise instructions on configuring governance boundaries.
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) and multi-signature policies can be intricate. If you are unsure how to restrict a specific state transition, query the engine. It will provide exact step-by-step guidance on which roles to create and how to bind them to your critical functions before deployment.
The end of static documentation.
Generate custom API payloads and integration hooks tailored exactly to your deployment.
When it is time to connect your enterprise software or internal databases to the deployed network, you do not have to hunt for the right API documentation. Cerulea Intelligence reads your compiled schema and instantly generates the exact endpoints and JSON payloads your team needs to integrate seamlessly.
POST https://api.cerulea.net/v1/network/invoice-data
Headers:
Authorization: `Bearer ${api_key}`
Payload:
{
"invoice_id": "INV-8890",
"amount": 4500.00,
"vendor_address": "0x71C...9A"
}