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  • 🏠Introduction
    • Vectice overview
      • Autolog
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  • 🏁Quickstart
    • Getting started
    • Quickstart project
    • Tutorial project
    • FAQ
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  • 📊Manage AI/ML projects
    • Organize workspaces
      • Create a workspace
      • Workspace Dashboard
    • Organize projects
      • Create a project
      • Project templates best practices
    • Define phase requirements
    • Invite colleagues
    • Collaborate with your team
  • 🚀Log and Manage Assets with Vectice API
    • API cheatsheets
      • Vectice Python API cheatsheet
      • Vectice R API cheatsheet
    • Connect to API
    • Log assets to Vectice
      • Autolog your assets
      • Log datasets
      • Log models
      • Log attachments and notes
      • Log code
      • Log a custom data source
      • Log assets using Vectice IDs
      • Log dataset structure and statistics
      • Log custom metadata in a table format
      • Log MLFLow runs
    • Retrieve assets from app
    • Manage your assets
    • Manage your iteration
    • Preserve your code and asset lineage
  • 🤝Create Model documentation and reports
    • Auto-document models with AskAI
    • Streamline documentation with Macros
    • Create model documentation with Vectice Reports
    • Document phase outcomes
  • 🗂️Admin Guides
    • Organization management
    • Workspace management
    • User management
      • User roles and permissions
      • Update a user role in your organization
      • Activate and deactivate users
      • Reset a user's password
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    • Integrate Vectice with your data platform
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  • ⭐Glossary
    • Concepts
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        • Setup a project
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  • ↗️References
    • Vectice Python API Reference
    • Vectice R API Cheatsheet
    • Notebooks and code samples
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  1. Quickstart

Quickstart project

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The Quickstart project will show you how to easily auto-document your assets and share your work with your peers and stakeholders.

You will learn how to:

  • Create an API Key for connecting to Vectice

  • Connect to Vectice via your notebook and log assets

  • Document your work for your peers and stakeholders

You can find your Quickstart project on your homepage. After clicking the project, you will find the instructions on how to complete the Quickstart.

Quickstart Notebook

You can explore the Quickstart notebooks to see how easily you can auto-document your assets and share your work.

What's next?

To keep learning more about how to organize phases within your project and more in-depth concepts, go to the next page to follow the more advanced Tutorial Project.

If you would like to invite your colleagues you can skip ahead to the Invite your Colleagues section and come back to the tutorial page right after.

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Quickstart Notebook in Google Colab

For ease of use, you can use a pre-filled hosted notebook in Google Colab.

Quickstart Notebook in Github

To use this notebook from your preferred environment, download the notebook from GitHub.

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