Enterprise data agent
DelphiAI builds a semantic layer across your warehouse and your documents, then answers in plain English — with the SQL and the sources attached.
One question
No dashboard to find, no column names to learn. The agent picks the tables, writes the query and shows it to you — every answer arrives with the statement that produced it.
Semantic layer
Point it at a connection and it reads the schema, infers the joins, names the metrics and writes the glossary. Your warehouse stops being a list of tables and becomes a map.
Structured and not
Decks, PDFs, spreadsheets and images are parsed, chunked and linked to the tables they talk about — so “why is paid search ROI low” draws on the figure and the strategy that set it.
Architecture
From the systems your data already lives in, through a secured connection and a semantic layer, into memory, past an evaluator, and out as an answer or an action.
Governed
Every statement is parsed before it runs: one SELECT, no writes, a LIMIT injected, and each referenced table checked against the asker's grants. A layer never unlocks a table it was not granted.
Answers you can read
A figure, then the few lines that explain it, then the chart — rendered from a constrained spec the agent fills rather than code it writes. Nothing to clean up before you forward it.
Context. One semantic layer over your warehouse and your documents.
Intelligence. A capable model for the answer, a fast one for the bulk work.
Permissions. Grants checked on every query, from the first one.
Efficiency. The layer narrows the question, so the prompt stays small.
What you get
What happened, why, and what to do next — with the figures that prove it.
Snowflake, Redshift, S3 and Google Drive, read where they live.
Anthropic or any OpenAI-compatible model, chosen in settings.
Enterprise-grade security.
People only see the tables they were granted.
Full observability.
Every question, query, row count and latency, audited.
Governed by design.
Read-only access, one checked SELECT at a time.
Connect knowledge. Warehouses, buckets and drives, read where they live.
Understand context. Turn scattered tables and decks into one decision.
Take action. Move from the answer to what happens next.
Take it anywhere. Every answer carries its SQL, its chart and its sources, ready to paste where the work happens.
Get started
Snowflake or Redshift, S3 or Google Drive. The first semantic layer builds itself while you watch.