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Ask the dataset a question · answers come from the database, never from a model

This runs against Xflot's own tables — every IPO on file, listing outcomes, daily delivery and volume for the whole NSE universe, disclosed deals, lock-in dates and sector classifications. It does not search the web.

How it answers

A model reads your question and picks one of 8 prepared queries, then fills in its parameters — a sector name, a year, a threshold. The query runs as a parameterised statement and the rows come back from Postgres.

The model never writes SQL and never produces a number. That is deliberate: a model writing queries against a financial database can hallucinate a join and return a confidently wrong average, and the answer looks identical either way. Every figure here is read from the database, and the query is shown underneath so you can check it.

With no AI key configured it still works — questions route by keyword instead, which handles most of the phrasings above.