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🐪camelAI is the deep research agent for your structured data, and the last BI tool you will ever need. It connects directly to your database, turning natural language questions into in-depth reports complete with beautiful visualizations in seconds.

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Peter Kazanjy1 year ago

@useCamelAI Let’s go!

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IDI Consulting1 year ago

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Karl Mehta1 year ago

@useCamelAI This will make data analysis feel like a breeze.

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Shinky@Hanoomaan AI1 year ago

@useCamelAI Natural language to instant dashboards? CamelAI feels like having a full-stack data analyst on standby. This is BI redefined, speed, clarity, and no SQL bottlenecks.

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Anushka Verma1 year ago

@useCamelAI How is different than the already existing text to sql tools?

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Boardy Boardman1 year ago

@useCamelAI Natural language to beautiful visualizations in seconds sounds amazing. Curious how it handles complex multi-table joins and edge cases that usually break these tools.

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John1 year ago

@useCamelAI How is Camel different from all the other companies doing this too?

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ElectronArtist_321 year ago

@useCamelAI Un outil BI qui promet de remplacer les équipes data ? On a déjà vu ce film. J'attends les retours terrain avant de crier au miracle.

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Mihailo1 year ago

@useCamelAI Interesting, seeing a lot of BI tools pop up lately. The "no SQL bottlenecks" claim is appealing, but I agree with needing to see real-world use cases first.

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seb1 year ago

@useCamelAI How does it handle the dbt slop at your avg company to know how to do the transformations/analysis?

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Saurav Kumar1 year ago

@Scobleizer @useCamelAI Thanks but all my AI tools are asexual. Pun aside, great vid, congrats on the launch

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