Views

A view is a small page built from charts, ranges and figures: one question, one page, the picture a deal team reads. Views are live: they read the project through queries and spreadsheet ranges, so what renders is the current data.

Built by agents

You describe the page — "the market by region over time, with the top countries and what changed since 2021" — and your agent writes it: the queries and ranges it needs, the charts and figures, the layout. The view lands in the project, ready to open.

Browsing and using views

Under Artifacts, filter to Views to see every view, with its description and what it reads. Open one and it renders live; Refresh re-runs it on demand.

• If a table it reads is out of date, the header and a bar above the view say so.
• If something it reads no longer exists, the view says what can no longer be read. If you re-imported a dataset under the same name, ⋯ → Re-check inputs links it again; otherwise ask your agent to update the view.
• From ⋯ you can file it in a collection, move it to another project, or delete it.

Faster with an agent — "build a page that answers 'how big is the market and where is it growing', from the charts we have." Your agent reuses the charts where they exist, writes the rest, and the view appears under Artifacts.