[bt3]

I found myself wanting something like this the other day trying to query some BigQuery tables I was unfamiliar with.

With that being said, from my vantage, the value of a tool like this is writing the SQL query for me that I can understand, verify, and reuse.

Since it doesn't look you do that, and only return charts or "answers", you're locking users into an analytics solution rather than a tool that provides flexibility to any traditional BI solution.

Perhaps this is explained by a difference in target audience.

[dan_lupashku]

Yes, we're locking users into analytics because you can easily ask chatgpt to write an SQL query for you and there's no need for us to replicate the same functionality.

[bt3]

Perhaps I haven't figured out the best way to query ChatGPT, but isn't the magic here that your approach implicitly already understands all the tables/ relationships that exist within database?

[bicijay]

I mean, as they are already running the query i think it would be easy to just show it together with the charts and answers.

[dan_lupashku]

We were thinking about this. We have the query and we might show it to our users, but we're not going to do that at the moment.

However this could be an option and we might add this feature if it would be valuable to our users.