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When the AI modifies your SQL query, it doesn’t overwrite your draft directly. Instead, it sets a suggested query that appears as a diff in the editor.

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How it works

  1. You ask the AI to change your query (e.g. “add a WHERE clause for active users”).
  2. The AI writes the updated SQL and sets it as a suggested query.
  3. The editor switches to a diff view showing what changed — additions in green, removals in red.
  4. You review the changes and choose to accept or reject.

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Accepting

Click Accept (or the equivalent button) to apply the suggestion. The suggested query becomes your new draft, and you can continue editing or save (Cmd+S) to publish.

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Rejecting

Click Reject to discard the suggestion. Your original draft remains unchanged.

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When suggestions appear

The AI uses suggestions (rather than direct edits) for any query modification:
  • Fixing errors after “Send to chat.”
  • Adding columns, filters, or joins.
  • Optimizing or rewriting queries.
  • Any change requested in the chat.
This ensures you always review and approve changes before they affect your dataset.