Background
For users with a non-technical background, writing SQL query statements directly often has a high learning threshold and is prone to errors, etc. Bilbo is an AI tool designed to address this pain point.
Core Solutions
- Using Natural Language Queries: Input daily phrases such as "show last quarter's sales" directly into the Bilbo interface, and the system will automatically generate SQL queries.
- Visualization: Data querying can be accomplished with a browser extension or a simple click on the web site.
- Predefined data context: Teams can pre-define common data table and field aliases to avoid technical terminology barriers to comprehension
Specific steps
- Visit getbilbo.com or install the Chrome extension
- Connecting to a Metabase data source (needs to be configured first)
- Enter a natural language question in the query box
- View the results of a table or chart automatically generated by the system
Practical advice
When you use it for the first time, it is recommended that you start with simple queries and gradually familiarize yourself with the way the system understands natural language. For frequently used queries, shortcuts can be created through the "Save Query" function.
This answer comes from the articleBilbo: a smart tool for querying and visualizing data using natural languageThe
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