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Agents + MCP is the Future of Work Slack replaced email as “the future of work” with its integrations and bots — transforming pure messaging to something that was actionable. Agents such as Anthropic's Claude Desktop supporting MCP is to Slack what Slack was to email. See how @hyperarc_inc's MCP server can empower your agents to make the same data driven decisions as your humans. blog.hyperarc.com/p/agents-m…

What does it take to build the Cursor of BI? We think it needs an entirely new UX paradigm instead of bolting chat onto traditional BI like Tableau or PowerBI. blog.hyperarc.com/p/building…

On a recent benchmark, frontier models like o1 only achieve 17% accuracy in text to sql. A brief history of natural language queries and a new approach using memories and prompt expansion like planning with @hyperarc_inc's Continue Exploration. blog.hyperarc.com/p/a-brief-…

How's everyone's search experience in #Tableau, #PowerBI , or even @googledrive? One of the biggest problems we had at Salesforce was a proliferation of duplicate reports (and work needed to create them) since you could never find the one you or your team had just created. Did I call my sales report "New Opps" or "Pipeline"? Memories in @hyperarc_inc give us rich, automated, natural language descriptions of each query that goes beyond the title and into the intuition and insights found. Our natural language search across all our assets now leverages memories so search for "gobble gobble" or "territories with the most new deals" and find exactly what you're looking for!

The benchmark for AI vs human is often creativity with current LLMs sometimes compared to a stochastic parrot (which lets me sleep a bit more soundly at night). This lack of creativity is also often associated with a lack of utility, but maybe we're thinking about creativity with AI wrong? What we've found internally using tools like @ChatGPTapp and @cursor_ai chat is they do lack creativity, but their super power is actually to inspire creativity in humans. Their ability to bounce ideas off of and suggest that ember that becomes the aha moment to push your work to the next level is what gets us to come back. This was the inspiration for the @hyperarc_inc Agent, a digital copy of your BI team that's always looking over your shoulder (in a non-creepy way) and ready to provide that ember of creativity, grounded by the memories of all past explorations. Understanding the semantics of age, we're able to suggest correlations with higher education that will push your analysis further. While building this, we also found a pretty interesting side-effect, the agent started learning product "hacks" from user interactions in memories in addition to just next best analysis. With only local geospatial features, @tao_tristan and I started rounding longitude/latitude coordinates for an approximation of clustering, which to our surprise made it to suggestions.