Describe what you want to see. The agent assembles the widgets from your saved queries and dbt models — flip between View and Edit, or drop into the code behind any tile.
Live miniature, open on revenue-overview — try Edit mode and the Code view, or ask the chat how the dashboard was built.
“Revenue overview with MRR trend, churn, and a breakdown by plan” is a complete spec. The agent picks the right models, writes the queries, and lays out the widgets. Refine it the same way — in words — until it's the dashboard you meant.
Widgets render with Vega-Lite on in-browser DuckDB, so exploring a dashboard doesn't hammer your production database. Every tile names its source — a saved console or a dbt model — and refreshes on the same scheduled runs, so the numbers match the ones your analysts query.
Dashboards are URLs you share with the workspace, not seats you budget for. Anyone can open one, flip to View mode, and ask the agent a follow-up right from the dashboard — which beats screenshotting a chart into a slide deck.
“I asked for an account health app in plain English. It shipped one wired to our real models. These are the dashboards I was looking for.”
If you can say it in a sentence, the agent can build it on your data.