Axi now works inside the chart editor itself: click Ask Axi at the top of the editor and it opens at the foot of the recipe, with the chart already attached. Say what you want changed — drop the split and compare with net revenue — and watch the steps change as Axi works.
A dashboard you were shared used to be a picture: live numbers, but nothing you could do with them. Change the period? Ask what drove a spike? Get told when it moves? All of that meant Edit mode — which most readers don't have, and shouldn't need. View mode now does the reading half of the job properly, and dashboards open in it by default.
Workspaces with several database connections can now see — and choose — which one Axi is working on, and Axi gets a description of each to route questions by itself.
A BigQuery connection can now span several datasets, and a PostgreSQL connection several schemas — no more one connection per dataset, and joins across them just work.
AI usage in Axiome now runs on credits: every member gets a monthly allowance of AI credits, with a live meter right in the chat input showing where they stand — and a fresh allowance on the 1st of every month.
Your workspace's AI features no longer run on a fixed model: administrators can now choose which model powers Axi from the current lineups of Anthropic, OpenAI and Mistral AI — for everyone, in one place.
Ask Axi how the product works, not just what your data says — it reads this documentation and answers from it, with a link.
Following the workspace model choice, administrators can now bring their own provider API key: add your Anthropic, OpenAI or Mistral AI key and the workspace's AI runs are billed directly to your provider account instead of Axiome.
Two additions to dashboards: a component that writes the commentary for you, and a reading mode that makes dashboards safe to hand around.
Your data holds the numbers, but not the story around them: that April was weak because the bank holidays fell on Saturdays, or that "active customer" means an order in the last 90 days. Axi now has two ways to hold on to that, instead of you retyping it in every conversation.