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Julius AI
Explore a supplied dataset, ask analysis questions and generate charts using natural-language instructions.
Open Julius AI ↗Official getting-started help ↗For: Educators demonstrating data inquiry and eligible older learners with approved access. Documentation reviewed November 7, 2026.
Is it a good fit for your task?
Choose it when…
Teacher demonstrations of data cleaning, aggregation and visual interpretation.
Consider another approach when…
Inferring causes from a chart or accepting analysis without checking the underlying data.
A practical first workflow
Make a reproducible classroom chart and explain the choices behind it.
Have this ready
Prepare a small public CSV containing dates and temperatures, its source and stated units.
- Upload the CSV and ask Julius to report its columns, row count and data types.
- Ask it to identify missing temperatures and explain how dates were interpreted.
- Request monthly mean temperatures with an explicit rule for excluding missing observations.
- Generate a labeled line chart and compare the first monthly mean with a manual calculation.
- Export the reviewed result and retain the data source, cleaning rule and analysis instructions.
You’ll have: A labeled chart, an aggregation table and a record of the analysis decisions.
Try this example
Use this sample prompt or task input as a starting point. Adapt the subject and level to your learners.
Using this public weather CSV, check date and temperature columns first. List missing values, then plot mean temperature by calendar month, excluding missing temperatures. Label units and show the monthly counts; make no causal claim.
Check your result before sharing
Verify sample counts, numerical results and axis choices. Generated charts can look convincing while representing the wrong column or time period.
Inspect units, missing values and calculations; keep identifiable grades and student records out of examples.
Other activities to explore
- Create a chart from a public weather dataset.
- Show how missing values or different aggregation choices change a graph.
Keep the official guide beside you
Menus and included features can vary by account or plan. Use the provider’s instructions if your screen differs.
This workflow is an editorial suggestion based on documentation, not a hands-on test or a claim of learning gains. Check school approval, current pricing, and student account eligibility before a classroom rollout. Use public or permitted samples and keep identifiable student information out of unapproved services.