Use the dashboard.
OriginChainDB has a managed dashboard at originchaindb.com/app. These walkthroughs run end to end - launch an instance, find your way around it, define a table, get rows in, and query them in the workbench, whose LANG switcher offers exactly four languages: SQL, Cypher, NL and Search.
There is no vector mode in the workbench - a nearest-neighbour query needs a query embedding, which is not something you can usefully type into an editor. You configure vector indexes on the schema page and query them from the API or an SDK.
Launch the free database in one click, or build a dedicated instance step by step - region, compute, storage, capabilities, and a live price.
The global instance picker, the sidebar map, and every tab on the instance detail page - Overview, Nodes, Connection, Network access, Usage.
Define a table in the schema designer - visual builder or TOML manifest - and configure its full-text and vector indexes.
Import a CSV straight from the schema designer, or run an INSERT in the query workbench, then verify the rows landed.
The four languages the LANG switcher offers - SQL, Cypher, NL and Search - and the exact syntax each one expects.
The schema rail, named editor tabs, and the seven results tabs: Table, JSON, Plan, Chart, Telemetry, History and Saved.
Read the plan tree - rows in and out, self time and share - plus Query stats and Slow queries for finding what to explain.
Looking for the HTTP API? See the API reference. Looking for the SDK? See SDKs. Backups, point-in-time recovery and failover live in the ops runbook.