Pipelines, without the wait. Agents build them. Your team approves them.
From our inventory database: daily stock cover by store, fresh by 7 a.m.
Build itConnect a database, say what you need in your own words, pick the KPIs. Then scroll: agents build it in front of you.
Reading the shape of your data, on your real tables.
An example build. How long a build takes depends on what you ask for, and you see its size before anything is built.
Nothing ships until a person approves it. Today, that’s you.
The pull request is in your own repository, as plain code your team can read. Read it and approve it. Deploying is a separate click, never automatic.
#128 Add inventory_daily pipeline
How your data is shapedread it, change itTests and docsfor every modelMoves your data inruns on your scheduleDeploy workflowdeploys to your cloudAsk your data, in plain words.
3 stores are under three days of cover.
| Store | Manager | Days of cover |
|---|---|---|
| Seattle Flagship | Ava Thompson | 1.8 |
| Tacoma Mall | Daniel Ortiz | 2.4 |
| Portland Pearl | Marcus Webb | 2.9 |
from your inventory database · read-only · data through today 06:41
Answered from your own database, read-only.
Converse finds the right tables, writes one read-only query, checks it, and shows its work: the query, the tables and the definitions it used. Flip the lens to see exactly what the model received.
- Senttable names · the question · a capped slice
- Maskedpersonal data, and anything untraced
- Runread-only, inside your database
It’s yours. Every line of it.
Ordinary code, in your repository, running in your cloud, on your data. The platform keeps building, watching and answering. You keep everything it builds.
- Your data, where it already lives
- The code, in your repository
- The pipelines, running in your cloud
- Every change, reviewed in your Git history
- Agents that build the next one
- A watch on every run
- Answers in plain words
- Changes, whenever you ask
No lock-in, by design. We would rather earn your next pipeline than hold on to your last one.
You don’t pay per seat. You pay per pipeline.
A platform subscription, plus one for each pipeline on your plan. Drafts and unfinished builds never count. If one fails because of Nectorq, it stops counting until it’s fixed. And if you outgrow your plan, what’s running keeps running.
How you pay
You briefed it, approved it, and kept every line. Now do it on your data.
Bring one database. Leave with a pipeline: sixty days, your cloud, your code.