Feature tour

Each image below is captured automatically from the live playground with Playwright, so it always shows the current release.

Ask in plain language

Type what you want to see. Every part of the instruction becomes a removable chip, and the table updates immediately. This instruction was answered by the deterministic parser in the browser, with no model call.

An instruction in the ask bar, the resulting chips for status, plan, country, sort and page size, and the filtered table.

Reference columns with @

Type @ to pick a column. Suggestions show the column type and matching aliases, and they come from the schema locally: no network, no model.

Typing @re in the ask bar lists Lifetime Revenue, Signed Up and Verified with their types.

Asks instead of guessing

When a request is ambiguous, Pragma asks. Each option carries ready-made changes, so choosing one applies instantly without another model call.

A clarification asking what "recent" means, with the options Last 7 days, Last 30 days and This month.

Refuses what the schema can't answer

Requests outside the schema are refused with a reason and suggested columns. Nothing is invented, and hidden fields behave exactly like fields that do not exist.

Feedback explaining there is no profit field, suggesting @revenue instead.

Explains exactly what will run

The explanation is generated from the validated query, never written by a model, so it always matches what runs. The same standard TableQuery payload can go to TanStack, your API or your database.

The "Interpreted as" explanation list and the TableQuery JSON payload.

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Ask in plain language ​

Reference columns with @ ​

Asks instead of guessing ​

Refuses what the schema can't answer ​

Explains exactly what will run ​

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