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▸ThoughtSpot makes Spotter 3 default for new instances; it requires download rights and always shares query data with an LLMThoughtSpot documentation▸MotherDuck adds image classification and object location to prompt_jev(), returning typed SQL outputs with confidence scoresMotherDuck▸BigQuery conversational analytics adds Montréal and Toronto; mixed-region agents still default to globalGoogle Cloud Documentation▸Fabric enables Azure OpenAI Copilot access by default, but OpenAI-subprocessor and cross-region processing/storage switches remain offMicrosoft Learn▸Snowflake Cortex Agents now continue by default when named tools are inaccessible, emitting warnings instead of failing the runSnowflake documentation▸Databricks Genie One can use group memberships to tailor answers, while Unity Catalog remains the access-control boundaryDatabricks documentation▸Fabric data agents can query Power BI models with Read alone; Build and workspace access are unnecessaryMicrosoft Learn▸Fabric data-agent Git configs expose column flags, but selecting a table still includes every columnMicrosoft Learn▸Google Data Agent Kit offers remote Spark kernels, but notebook exports can still move results into local Pandas or ArrowGoogle Cloud Documentation▸Cube says production analytics agents need explicit partial-result states, caller-filtered model search and durable artifactsCube▸Thinking Machines names Bridgewater behind ReViSQL-K2.6, citing 92.97% SC-16 accuracy at 15% of frontier-model costThinking Machines Lab▸AWS says a mismatched data/tool/prompt release cut its Field Sales agent pass rate from 78% to 38% in pre-productionAWS Artificial Intelligence Blog▸NL2SQL Multi-Agent ships evaluation artifacts across BIRD, CSpider, Archer and KDD DataSpace—but no software licenseGitHub▸Snowflake says Cortex Analyst apps keep working, but recommends Cortex Agents; semantic views and verified queries carry overSnowflake Documentation▸ThoughtSpot makes Spotter 3 default for new instances; it requires download rights and always shares query data with an LLMThoughtSpot documentation▸MotherDuck adds image classification and object location to prompt_jev(), returning typed SQL outputs with confidence scoresMotherDuck▸BigQuery conversational analytics adds Montréal and Toronto; mixed-region agents still default to globalGoogle Cloud Documentation▸Fabric enables Azure OpenAI Copilot access by default, but OpenAI-subprocessor and cross-region processing/storage switches remain offMicrosoft Learn▸Snowflake Cortex Agents now continue by default when named tools are inaccessible, emitting warnings instead of failing the runSnowflake documentation▸Databricks Genie One can use group memberships to tailor answers, while Unity Catalog remains the access-control boundaryDatabricks documentation▸Fabric data agents can query Power BI models with Read alone; Build and workspace access are unnecessaryMicrosoft Learn▸Fabric data-agent Git configs expose column flags, but selecting a table still includes every columnMicrosoft Learn▸Google Data Agent Kit offers remote Spark kernels, but notebook exports can still move results into local Pandas or ArrowGoogle Cloud Documentation▸Cube says production analytics agents need explicit partial-result states, caller-filtered model search and durable artifactsCube▸Thinking Machines names Bridgewater behind ReViSQL-K2.6, citing 92.97% SC-16 accuracy at 15% of frontier-model costThinking Machines Lab▸AWS says a mismatched data/tool/prompt release cut its Field Sales agent pass rate from 78% to 38% in pre-productionAWS Artificial Intelligence Blog▸NL2SQL Multi-Agent ships evaluation artifacts across BIRD, CSpider, Archer and KDD DataSpace—but no software licenseGitHub▸Snowflake says Cortex Analyst apps keep working, but recommends Cortex Agents; semantic views and verified queries carry overSnowflake Documentation
nl2sql.ai

open-source · since 2025-01

Ask Your Data

Kush Patel

Auditable text-to-SQL demo over synthetic portfolio datasets. It supports model-generated SQL or a deterministic, keyless compiler, runs both through structural verification and a read-only guard, and shows the SQL beside every result.

website ↗repository ↗MIT
text-to-sqlduckdbevaluationread-onlystreamlit
desk notes

Verified 2026-08-29. No tagged GitHub release; repository is actively pushed and has a public Streamlit demo. README reports 71 tables across 11 synthetic business domains and documents an adversarial evaluation history in which an initial keyless compiler appeared error-free on designed questions but failed on unseen wording and negation. Current GitHub adoption is 0 stars and 0 forks; treat as an instructive prototype, not an adopted platform.