AI Analytics
Ask a question in plain English and get the query, a chart, and a written summary.
- Text-to-SQL
- Charting
- Summaries
Ask a question about Acme's sales data
Write it the way you'd ask an analyst. The schema panel lists every table and column you can ask about.
- 1Translate to SQLThe question is mapped to tables and columns, and written as a query you can read.
- 2Run on the warehouseRead-only query against the sample data, with row counts and timing.
- 3Chart and summarizeThe best chart for the shape of the result, the rows, and a short written summary.
How it works in production
The demo above runs on a script in your browser. This is the architecture it stands in for.
Natural language
Semantic layer
Shared metric definitions
Text-to-SQL
Schema-aware prompt
SQL validator
Read-only, row limits
Warehouse
BigQuery or Postgres
Chart selection
Written summary
Saved reports
The model writes SQL against a semantic layer of agreed metric definitions, not raw tables, so "revenue" means the same thing in every answer. Generated queries are parsed and checked (read-only, allowed tables, row limits) before they run.
The query, chart and summary are shown together so anyone can check how a number was produced. Useful questions can be saved as reports and scheduled.
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