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About Lumi AI

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Introduction

Lumi is an enterprise analytics platform that uses a network of AI agents to empower users with the ability to instantly extract insights and generate custom reports using plain language.

By eliminating manual analytical processes, Lumi allows organizations to:

  • Boost productivity. Make better, faster data-driven decisions.

  • Uncover hidden value. Pinpoint operational inefficiencies and untapped potential within seconds.

  • Free up technical teams. Redirect focus from ad-hoc requests to strategic initiatives.

How it Works

In short, Lumi instantly converts plain language prompts into the code (SQL/ Python) needed to extract desired insights.

  1. User asks question in plain language.

  2. The most relevant context needed to answer the question is retrieved from the knowledge base.

  3. Lumi is asked to generate the code needed to answer the question.

  4. The generated code is executed in the client's network and rendered results are sent back to the user.

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