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See what's behind Axi's answers

The line under an answer now names the metrics it used and the tables Axi read, and opens onto what each step ran — the SQL of a query Axi wrote, or what a read through your metrics computed.

What changed​

  • Your metrics, by name. The line under an answer starts with the company metrics the answer used — Metrics revenue · Read orders, customers · 2 custom queries — so a number that comes from your definitions shows as one at a glance.
  • Queries Axi wrote itself, counted apart. When a number didn't come from your metrics, the line says how many queries Axi wrote itself, and that count is never cut off.
  • The tables a query really read. For a query Axi wrote, the tables are now found in the query itself, rather than taken from Axi's own list.
  • One click to what ran. Open the line and click a step. A query Axi wrote shows its SQL, ready to copy. A read through your metrics shows what it computed — Revenue · per city · France only · all dates — with the SQL Axiome generated folded under it. Anyone who reads the conversation can open it, members and administrators alike.

📖 How conversations work · Axi's own SQL · The numbers in Axi's answers