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The problem every data team hits

Your KPIs are documented in Notion. Your business logic lives in a SQL file from 2021. Your team has spent years building institutional knowledge about what the numbers actually mean — what counts as “revenue,” which user segments to exclude, when to apply which filter. Generic AI tools know none of it. Connect them to your database and they’ll generate SQL — but not the right SQL for your specific data model, with your specific business rules applied correctly. The answers look right, but aren’t. And that destroys trust faster than having no AI at all.

What Upsolve is

Upsolve is where data teams encode that institutional knowledge into a reliable analytics agent, then expose it to the whole business. It’s a two-sided platform. On one side, data experts use Agent Studio to structure everything the agent needs to know: which tables matter, what your KPIs actually mean, examples of correct answers to common questions, and rules for who sees what data. On the other side, business users get an analytics interface that answers their questions using that full context — accurately, and without involving the data team every time.

What Agent Studio is

Agent Studio is the workspace where you build and maintain that context. It’s organized around the idea that a reliable agent isn’t just a model connected to a database — it’s a model that has been deliberately taught your business: Encode your context — Define which tables and columns the agent can see, annotate them with business meaning, write the rules it should always follow, and give it examples of how your team actually answers common questions. This is the core work, and it’s what makes the agent trustworthy rather than just capable. Deploy and expose — Once the agent is configured and tested, deploy it to your product. Agent Studio handles multi-tenancy, row-level security, and the embedding layer so every user sees only their own data through a clean analytics interface. Improve over time — Every question the agent handles shows you where its context is complete and where it’s missing. The feedback loop is built in: gaps surface as eval failures, and fixing them means adding more context, not retraining a model.

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Encoding your context

The three pages below are the core of Agent Studio. Work through them in order when building a new agent.

Deploying to your users