Changelog

Hovering explorations in the left sidebar now displays information on when they were last edited. And, even more details in the right sidebar once you open up an exploration.

The data model now supports defining operations within hasMany relationships for more complex join logic. See docs for more!

You can now click directly on chart elements to drill down into the relevant data on a row level.

The new net_work_days(start_date, end_date) function calculates the number of business days between two dates, excluding weekends.

Enum options can now be loaded dynamically from queries, instead of having to hardcode every value. See docs for more!

models:
  user:
    properties:
      country_code:
        type: Enum
        enum_options:
          load: distinct_values

New CLI commands discover bigquery enum and discover postgres enum make it easier to document enum values in your database schema.

Other improvements

• AI can now use the native date range functionality; it previously loved to use separate filters for start & end date.

Supersimple's AI now dynamically determines the amount of reasoning that's required to answer a question. This means significantly faster responses and requests for clarification in many cases, while allowing the AI to think deeper when needed.

Text blocks now support embedding videos from public URLs. Even richer notebooks!

We now prune unused no-op no-code steps from your blocks. This leads to more easily readable compiled SQL and, in many cases, more performant queries.

Other improvements

• We now auto-scroll you to the selected block when switching to Notebook.
• Links in text blocks can be clicked/followed without selecting the text block itself.

Single date values are now properly displayed in time series charts.

Other improvements

• Minor improvements to date filtering UX

Chart quick-settings now hide when unticking "Show steps".

Date filtering now supports date ranges with 'is' and 'is not' operators, in addition to single dates with 'is after' and 'is before'.

Bar charts now support manual sorting – find it in the chart settings sidebar.

Other improvements

• When saving an exploration, your layout of choice (Notebook or Canvas) is saved for the entire team.

AI now performs up to 20x faster in large explorations. Some would say it's thanks to optimizations. Others would claim it's because we found something really dumb that we'd done.

You can now customize individual chart series from the legend, including chart type, color, value display, and axis assignment. And, you can reset the options to defaults.

The AI assistant now understands explorations that use variables. This means it can help you wire up variables across blocks when answering questions, too!

You can now cancel AI queries that are in progress, giving you more control over long-running requests.

Other improvements

• Improved funnel chart label positioning.
• AI conversations are now visually grouped together in canvas view.

New shortcuts for a cleaner experience:

• Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+B to toggle the left sidebar;
• z to enter zen mode and hide both sidebars at once.

Other improvements

• AI is now better at understanding which block(s) you're referring to.
• AI is now better at understanding context from past conversation.
• AI prefers simpler maths syntax in custom formulas: + instead of plus(), > over gt() etc.

When a chart's secondary axis passes through the zero level, that's now always shown as a tick mark.

You can now include commas in 'one of' filter values by pressing backspace to edit auto-split values or using undo (Ctrl/Cmd+Z) to merge them.

Other improvements

• The app now prompts you to reload when a newer version is available.
• AI now properly cancels ongoing queries before starting new ones – fixed an issue with abandoned queries re-appearing.
• Slack message search now also considers surrounding messages for additional context.

The AI assistant now considers all exploration blocks in a conversation, not just the most recent one, allowing for better follow-up questions and the ability to combine logic from previous responses.

You can now use arrow keys to navigate through the Data Catalog.

Text blocks now support pasting in images! Spice it up, or add more business context to your explorations.

You can now delete individual blocks that were generated as part of an AI conversation, giving you more control over your exploration layout.

Time series chart tooltips now follow your cursor, and highlighting works nicer no matter what chart type you're using.

You can now configure AI system instructions from under account settings.

You can now edit your previous questions in AI conversations. This is super useful whenever changing direction in your exploration, and wanting to keep the conversation clean and tidy.

Text blocks now support basic markdown syntax. Insert images with ![](url), create headers with ##, and lists with * for faster formatting.

Alert notifications now respect your table's visible columns, sending only the data you've chosen to display rather than all available fields.

You can now ask AI questions about a specific block using Ask about this found in each block's (...) menu.

This guides the AI's attention – think of it like pointing your finger at the screen while saying something.