Assign access to the Platform assets catalog

You must have at least Editor access to the Platform assets catalog where AI use cases and inventories are stored. Refer to the Adding platform connections topic for more information.

Watch the following animated image to see how to create the catalog and assign access.

Set up Watson OpenScale

This tutorial requires Watson OpenScale. Follow these steps to set up Watson OpenScale using the Auto setup option or refer to Setup options for Watson OpenScale to see other setup options:

1. From the Navigation Menu , choose Administration > Services > Service instances.
2. On the Service instances page, for your Watson OpenScale or watsonx.governance instance, click the Overflow menu , and choose Launch.
3. On the Service details page, click Launch Watson OpenScale.
4. When the Model evaluation page displays, click Auto setup.

Task 1a: Create the development project based on a sample

To preview this task, watch the video beginning at 00:11.

The Resource hub includes a sample project that contains sample prompt templates that you can evaluate and track. If you have already created the sample project, then skip step 1 in this task, and next associate the watsonx.ai Runtime service with the sample project. Otherwise, follow these steps to create the development project based on a sample:

1. Access the Getting started with watsonx.governance project in the Resource hub.

   1. Click Create project.

   2. Accept the default values for the project name, and click Create.

   3. Click View new project when the project is successfully created.

2. Associate a watsonx.ai Runtime service with the project. For more information, see watsonx.ai Runtime.

   1. When the project opens, click the Manage tab, and select the Services and integrations page.

   2. On the IBM services tab, click Associate service.

   3. Select your watsonx.ai Runtime instance. If you don't have a watsonx.ai Runtime service instance provisioned yet, follow these steps:

      1. Click New service.

      2. Select watsonx.ai Runtime.

      3. Click Create.

      4. Select the new service instance from the list.

   4. Click Associate service.

   5. If necessary, click Cancel to return to the Services & Integrations page.

3. Click the Assets tab in the project to see the sample assets.

For more information or to watch a video, see Creating a project.

For more information on associated services, see Adding associated services.

Check your progress

The following image shows the development project Assets tab. You are now ready to create the inventory and AI use case.

Task 1b: Create a validation project

To preview this task, watch the video beginning at 00:44.

Typically, the prompt engineer evaluates the prompt with test data, and the validation engineer validates the prompt. The validation engineer has access to the validation data that prompt engineers might not have. In this case, validation data occurs in a different project. Follow these steps to create an empty project. Later, you import assets from the development project into the validation project.

1. From the Navigation Menu , choose Projects > View all projects.
2. On the Projects page, click New project.
3. For the project name, type: Validation project
4. Click Create.
5. Follow the same steps as in Task 1a to associate your watsonx.ai Runtime service with the validation project.
6. Click the Assets tab to see the empty project.

Check your progress

The following image shows the empty validation project.

Task 1c: Create a deployment space

To preview this task, watch the video beginning at 01:16.

You need to create a deployment space now, so you can later promote the prompt template to that deployment space. Follow these steps to create the deployment space:

1. From the Navigation Menu , choose Deployments.

2. Click New deployment space.

3. For the Space name, copy and paste the following text: Insurance claims deployment space

4. For the Deployment stage, select Production.

   Important: You must select Production for the Deployment stage if you wish to move the deployment from the Evaluation stage to the Operation stage.

5. Select your machine learning service from the list.

6. Click Create.

7. When the space is created, click View new space.

Check your progress

The following image shows the deployment space.

Task 2a: Create an inventory

To preview this task, watch the video beginning at 01:45.

Follow these steps to create an inventory:

1. From the Navigation Menu , choose AI governance > AI use cases.

2. If you have existing inventory, then skip to Create a new AI use case to use that inventory.

3. If prompted, click Complete setup. You will see this option if this is your first time working with AI use cases. Then follow these steps to create an inventory:

   1. Click the Manage inventories icon .

   2. On the Inventories page, click New inventory.

   3. For the name, copy and paste the following text: Golden Bank Insurance Inventory

   4. For the description, copy and paste the following text: Inventory for insurance related claims processing

   5. Clear the Add collaborators after creation option. You can restrict access at the inventory and AI use case level.

   6. Select your Cloud Object Storage instance from the list.

   7. Click Create.

4. Close the Manage inventories page.

Check your progress

The following image shows the inventory. You are now ready to create an AI use case.

Task 2b: Create an AI use case

To preview this task, watch the video beginning at 02:08.

An AI use case is a defined business problem that you can solve with the help of AI. Usually these are defined before any AI asset gets developed. Follow these steps to create an AI use case:

1. Click New AI use case.
2. For the Name, copy and paste the following text: Insurance claims processing AI use case
3. Select Golden Bank Insurance Inventory or other existing inventory.
4. Click Create to accept the default values for the rest of the fields.
5. If this is your first time using AI use cases, then you are prompted to set up the feature. Click Begin, and wait for the AI use case to display.

Check your progress

The following image shows the AI use case.

Task 2c: Associate the workspaces with the use case

To preview this task, watch the video beginning at 02:29.

Follow these steps to associate the workspaces with this use case:

1. Scroll to the Associated workspaces section.
2. Under the Develop phase, click Associate workspace.
   1. Select the Getting started with watsonx.governance project.
   2. Click Save.
3. Under the Validate phase, click Associate workspace.
   1. Select the Validation project.
   2. Click Save.
4. Under the Operate phase, click Associate workspace.
   1. Select Insurance claims deployment space.
   2. Click Save.

Check your progress

The following image shows the AI use case with all associated workspaces.

Task 3a: Edit the sample prompt template in the Prompt Lab

To preview this task, watch the video beginning at 03:02.

Follow these steps to view the prompt template to see how it is structured:

1. From the Navigation Menu , choose Projects > View all projects.

2. Select the Getting started with watsonx.governance project.

3. Click the Assets tab.

4. Click Insurance claim summarization to open the prompt template in Prompt Lab, and then click Edit.

5. Click the Prompt variables icon .

   Note: To run evaluations, you must create at least one prompt variable.

6. Scroll to the Try section. Notice the {input} variable in the Input field. You must include the prompt variable as input for testing your prompt. A prompt variable is a placeholder keyword that you include in the static text of your prompt at creation time and replace with text dynamically at run time.

Check your progress

The following image shows the Prompt Lab.

Task 3b: Evaluate the prompt template

To preview this task, watch the video beginning at 03:24.

Now you are ready to evaluate the prompt template.

1. Click the Evaluate icon .
2. Expand the Generative AI Quality section to see a list of dimensions. The available metrics depend on the task type of the prompt. For example, summarization has different metrics than classification.
3. Click Next.
4. Select the test data:
   1. Click Select from project.
   2. Select Project file > Insurance claim summarization test data.csv.
   3. Click Select.
   4. For the Input column, select Insurance_Claim.
   5. For the Reference output column, select Summary.
   6. Click Next.
5. Click Evaluate. Evaluations can take a few minutes to complete. When the evaluation completes, you see the test results on the Evaluate tab. This page shows detailed information about this evaluation run so you can gain insights about your model performance. The summary provides an overview of metric scores and violations of default score thresholds for your prompt template evaluations.
6. Click the AI Factsheet tab.
   1. View the information on each of the sections on the tab.
   2. Click Development > Getting started with watsonx.governance > Test results to see the test results again.

Check your progress

The following image shows the results of the evaluation. Now you can start tracking the prompt template in an AI use case.

Check your progress

The following image shows the Lifecycle tab in the AI use case with the prompt template in the Development phase. You are now ready to continue to the Validation phase.

Task 5a: Export the sample project

To preview this task, watch the video beginning at 05:07.

Follow these steps to export the development project:

1. From the Navigation Menu , choose Projects > View all projects.
2. Select the Getting started with watsonx.governance project.
3. Click the Import/Export icon > Export project.
4. Check the box to select all assets.
5. Click Export.
6. Click Continue export to acknowledge that the assets might contain credentials.
7. Wait to be prompted for the project file name, and type validation-project.zip, and then click Save.
8. When the project export completes, click Back to project.

Check your progress

The following image shows the Export project page.

Task 5b: Import the assets into the validation project

To preview this task, watch the video beginning at 05:28.

Follow these steps to import the assets from the development project into the validation project:

1. From the Navigation Menu , choose Projects > View all projects.
2. Open the Validation project.
3. Click the Import/Export icon > Import project.
4. Click Browse.
5. Select the validation-project.zip, and click Open.
6. Select the option to indicate agreement: I understand that some types of assets overwrite existing asets with the same name and type.
7. Click Import.
8. When the assets import successfully, click the Refresh icon to see the imported assets.

Check your progress

The following image shows the validation project Assets tab. You are now ready to evaluate the sample prompt template in the validation project.

Check your progress

The following image shows the validation test results. You are now ready to promote the prompt template to a deployment space, and then deploy the prompt template.

Task 7a: Promote the prompt template to a deployment space

To preview this task, watch the video beginning at 06:14.

You promote the prompt template to a deployment space in preparation for deploying it. Follow these steps to prompte the prompt template:

1. Click Validation project in the navigation trail.

   

2. From the Overflow menu for the Insurance claim summarization prompt template, select Promote to space.

3. For the Target space, select Insurance claims deployment space.

4. Check the option to Go to the space after promoting the prompt template.

5. Click Promote.

Check your progress

The following image shows the prompt template in the deployment space. You are now ready to create a deployment.

Task 7b: Deploy the prompt template

To preview this task, watch the video beginning at 06:33.

Now you can create an online deployment of the prompt template from inside the deployment space. Follow these steps to create a deployment:

1. From the Insurance claims summarization asset page in the deployment space, select New deployment.

2. For the deployment name, copy and paste the following text:

   Insurance claims summarization deployment
   

3. Click Create.

Check your progress

The following image shows the deployed prompt template.

Task 7c: View the deployed prompt template

To preview this task, watch the video beginning at 06:47.

Follow these steps to view the deployed prompt template in its current phase of the lifecycle:

1. View the deployment when it is ready. The API reference tab provides information for you to use the prompt template deployment in your application.
2. Click the Test tab. The Test tab allows you to submit an instruction and Input to test the deployment.
3. Click Generate. Close the results window.
4. Click the AI Factsheet tab.
5. Scroll down to the bottom of the AI Factsheet page, and click the arrow for more details.
6. Review the information in the Development, Validation, and Operation phases for the AI Factsheet for the deployed prompt template.
7. Scroll to the top of the page, and click the View details icon to open the AI use case.
8. In the use case, click the Lifecycle tab. You can see that the prompt template is now in the Operation phase.
9. Click the Insurance claim summarization prompt template in the Operation phase. When you are done, click Cancel.
10. Click the Insurance claims summarization deployment prompt template deployment in the Operation phase. When you are done, click Cancel.

Check your progress

The following image shows the prompt template prompt template in the Operation phase of the lifecycle.