CollectionIQ
Business leaders used to wait hours for an analyst to answer a portfolio question. Now they ask in plain English and get a correct, explained answer in under a minute.
The model never touches the arithmetic. It decides what to compute and explains what came back. Python does the rest.
The planner outputs a constrained plan over a fixed business ontology. A compiler turns it into Pandas steps and rejects anything invalid before it runs.
If the compiler rejects a plan, the planner gets exactly one retry with the error attached. Bounded retries keep latency and cost predictable.
Common views are served from pre-computed results. The model is only called when a question actually needs reasoning.
LangSmith traces every routing decision and stage, so a wrong answer can be traced to the exact step that caused it.