by lfittl on 6/14/2023, 10:48:40 PM
by futhey on 6/14/2023, 7:32:42 PM
This is cool. Not a feature request, but I guess my dream version of this in my head since I saw GPT-3 was this + charts, and maybe for Clickhouse.
by tjhill on 6/14/2023, 2:13:14 PM
P.S. If you would like to purchase it after the demo, please use HELLOHN for 25% off :)
Thanks again!
by DrJid on 6/15/2023, 3:27:44 PM
This looks really cool! Unfortunately, no matter how hard I try, I can't seem to connect to a database. I get the "error returned from database: permission denied for database "postgres" even though I'm specifying all the fields.
by toppy on 6/15/2023, 12:03:23 AM
Put priority on local models and aims for data analysts. Both SQL syntax and a structure of the database even for big project are simple and users will ask relatively simple questions. I bet you don't even need "large" language models for this.
by nozzlegear on 6/14/2023, 10:40:09 PM
Nice work! I’m really interested in this but I made the unfortunate mistake of tying all my apps to MS SQL a long time ago. I might still pick this up for future projects.
by alexalx666 on 6/15/2023, 8:33:56 AM
cool, 1 year of updates seems like a good alternative to subs
by slau on 6/14/2023, 4:48:24 PM
This is very cool. I'll definitely try it out soon.
by mehmet_mhy on 6/14/2023, 9:35:40 PM
This is awesome!
Neat project!
Just in case its helpful to you, I maintain pg_query together with my colleagues at pganalyze, which packages the Postgres parser as a library: https://github.com/pganalyze/libpg_query
Might be useful to include in your product as a way to run a quick syntax check on the query output by the LLM, without actually connecting to the database and causing an error in the logs.