Connecting the next view…
Connecting the next view…
Natural language. Structured answers.
Business users need answers from relational data without knowing SQL, while unrestricted generated queries can expose data or consume excessive resources.
Ground a language model in schema context and validate generated SQL before a permission-scoped, read-only execution step.
The central design question is how to connect user question to result while keeping each transformation understandable and each action within its intended scope.
The workflow begins with user question. Establish source context and validate the input before passing it downstream.
Conceptual architecture of the supplied project scope. Select each stage to explore the flow.
Schema context informs generation. Validation and read-only access sit between the proposed query and the database.
SELECT s.id, s.name, f.balanceFROM students AS sJOIN fees AS f ON f.student_id = s.idWHERE f.balance > 0ORDER BY f.balance DESCLIMIT 100; -- Read-only query. Validate before execution.The stack brings together the application, data and processing layers needed for this system. The architecture keeps the workflow and its records connected across those layers.
A natural-language path to structured data, with validation between generation and execution.
Project scope is drawn from supplied company materials. Interface previews illustrate the workflow; they are not production screenshots.
Models, agents, production harnesses, complex software and data architecture. Bring the difficult problem. Let's work through the engineering.