TalkDBToMe

Ask the database in business language. Get the same answer every time.

A semantic layer between people, agents and your databases: metrics and dimensions with names, definitions, synonyms and a glossary. Questions resolve to those names; the SQL is compiled, never generated. -

The model only picks names; the compiler writes the query. Joins are declared and measured, so a query that would repeat rows is refused.

Structured queries run with no model: `query` with exact names, `catalog` for the names, `find_values` to look up the exact value of an account, product or location.

Drafted from your schema (Oracle, SQL Server, PostgreSQL), including joins the schema never declared; your team reviews and publishes.

Declared writes: INSERT, UPDATE or procedure in a reviewed file, one table, bound parameters, expected row count, one transaction, repeat protection. A builder writes them from the database catalog and previews the rows that would change.

Explanations in words are recomputed against the data before they're shown.

Business units as tenants, with checked promotion from dev to production.