Domains

Domains are a core organizational concept in Cube AI. A domain represents an isolated workspace where users interact with models, manage access, and perform LLM-powered operations.

Domains provide logical isolation between different teams or workloads while sharing the same Cube AI deployment.

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What is a Domain?

A domain acts as an isolated environment that groups:

• Users and their roles
• Models and backend configurations
• Chat and inference activity

All interactions in Cube AI happen within the context of a selected domain. This ensures clear separation between different teams, projects, or use cases.

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Accessing Domains

After logging in, users are presented with the Cube AI dashboard, where available domains are listed.

From the dashboard, users can:

• Open an existing domain
• Create a new domain (if permitted)

The currently active domain defines the scope of all actions in the UI.

For a step-by-step onboarding flow, see: 👉 Getting Started

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Creating a Domain

To create a new domain:

1. Log in to the Cube AI UI.
2. From the dashboard, click Create Domain.
3. Enter a Name and Route for the domain.
4. Click Create.
5. When the domain appears in the list, click Open Domain.

Once opened, you are redirected into the domain workspace.

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Domain Workspace

After opening a domain, the UI switches into the domain context.

Inside a domain, users can:

• Access the chat interface
• Select and interact with available models
• Perform domain-scoped operations

Navigation within the domain is handled through the left-side menu.

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Domain Context

The active domain determines:

• Which users and roles apply
• Which models are available
• Which resources and actions are visible in the UI

Switching domains changes this context entirely, ensuring isolation between different environments.

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Domain Membership and Roles

Users belong to one or more domains and may have different roles in each domain. Roles define what actions a user is allowed to perform within that domain.

Details about roles and permissions are documented in:

👉 Security & Access → Roles and Access Control

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Typical Domain Workflow

A common user flow in Cube AI looks like this:

1. Log in to the Cube AI UI
2. Select or create a domain
3. Enter the domain workspace
4. Interact with models and services within that domain
5. Switch domains as needed

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Next Steps

After creating and entering a domain, you can explore:

• User actions and profile management
• Role-based access control
• Audit logs and security events
• API access scoped to domains

For first-time users, see: 👉 UI → User Actions