Let a whole team self-serve data via an agent-written schema guide
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Claude Code wrote a markdown guide to the company's data model and business terms from SQLMesh context and past queries; Hex's agent now answers the team's data requests, and the analyst hire was dropped.
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Using our SQLMesh models, my past queries and business context, write a markdown file explaining how our data is structured and what our business terms mean, so another agent can answer data requests.
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https://x.com/dylangans/status/2047768695678578723
By Dylan (@dylangans) · Published Apr 24, 2026 · Added Oct 15, 2026 · Last verified Oct 15, 2026
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