Axi works across warehouses of any size
Axi no longer loses sight of your warehouse as it grows: it sees every table and every metric, reads the ones your question needs in full, and searches the rest — whether you have ten tables or several hundred.
What changed
- Every table, always in view. On a warehouse too large to read whole in one conversation turn, Axi reads a catalog naming every table and every metric in one line — display name, the start of its description, main date, metrics — instead of a bare list of names.
- The tables your question needs, in full. The widget you attached, the dashboard you are on, the tables the conversation already used, the tables whose names and descriptions match your question, and the ones your team builds on most come with every column and every definition.
- Search for the rest. Axi searches your tables, columns and metrics by their names, display names and descriptions, and reads a table's columns before it uses them. You see it as a step: Searching the schema for “revenue”.
- A value found among thousands. When you name a value — a city, a product — Axi searches the column's values, case and accents ignored, and filters on the value as it is stored.
- Smaller warehouses read as before, whole.