AI Agents
Data teams can use pre-built AI agents or build custom agents on top of Lynk's MCP and RAG framework.
Use cases
There are many possible use cases for AI agents - and how they can help data teams and data consumers succeed with data.
Below you can find some examples:
Self-service analytics ("Ask me anything")
Explain queries
Build data (entities, features and measures)
Perform root-cause analysis
Perform predictions and apply advanced ML practices
Detect and fix data quality issues
Build data visualizations
Manage data pipeline materialization logic
Detect and alarm on accounts at risk for churning
Fraud detection
and more.
High level architecture
AI agents need access to effective tools and the right context;
Tools
Lynk’s Model Context Protocol (MCP) provides a rich set of tools powered by both the Semantic Layer and Context (RAG) system. These tools enable AI agents to reason over data, generate queries, and explain results in a way that aligns with your business logic and tribal knowledge.
Context
Lynk’s context system uses retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) to inject domain-specific knowledge into agent reasoning. This makes the system more accurate, explainable, and aligned with how your team actually works.
The role of the Semantic Layer
The Semantic Layer plays a central and critical role in enabling Agents with the right tools and context. LLMs, and Agents, are non deterministic by nature. They need a translation layer that translate natural language business terms to structured, governed and trusted SQL queries, and this is exactly the role of the Semantic Layer.
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