The Semantic Intelligence you ran makes every AI client sharper
Navigation by business area, profiles without a scan, column-by-column control over trimming, and live profiles that keep the analysis current.
What your Network Agent does for you
A database where Semantic Intelligence has run is AI-ready: your AI client navigates it by business area, gets profiles of plain tables straight from the analysis, and gets results trimmed in the right places. The groundwork Semantic Intelligence did once is reused on every question.
| Co otrzymujesz | How Semantic Intelligence helps |
|---|---|
| Navigation by business area | The business areas your AI client sees first come from the Semantic Intelligence analysis. See Schema that fits. |
| Profiles without a scan | A profile of one whole table can be answered from the analysis: most common values, distributions and samples. See Profile a result. |
| Trimming in the right places | Each column’s AI results menu on the Semantic Intelligence page can keep it always in full, never trim it, trim it like the rest, or hide it as binary. |
| Fewer wrong first queries | Descriptions, value lists and discovered joins mean your AI client picks the right column the first time. |
| Up-to-date analysis | A live profile on a plain table refreshes the stored statistics for those columns, and the Semantic Intelligence page notes when an AI client’s profile last refreshed a column. |
The plan it needs
| Plan | This capability | Uwagi |
|---|---|---|
| Bezpłatny | Not on this plan | Works as it always has, with standard results. |
| Personal Core, Personal Plus | Dołączony | On every database where Semantic Intelligence has run. |
| Business Core, Business Plus, Business Max | Dołączony | Part of Context management and Result analysis. |
| Enterprise Core, Plus, Max | Dołączony | Part of Context management and Result analysis. |
Why it is on paid plans: your Network Agent does the heavy lifting next to your database, so the rows stay in your network and your AI client spends its attention on the thinking. That groundwork is what the paid plans add.
Semantic Intelligence itself is run from Nova. What this page describes uses it on plans with Context management and Result analysis.
The Free plan works as it always has. Paid plans add the Analytic toolset. Free is a plan you keep: MCP, the REST API, federated queries and alerts, with the same results as before. Plan names and prices are on the strona z cenami.
How to ask
You do not call tools yourself. Ask in plain words and your AI client picks the tool. Three asks that bring this capability in:
Profile the carrier table.
Use today’s data for that, not the stored analysis.
Is the sales database ready for this?
For people who read tool lists: no new tool. A profile answered from the analysis says profile_source: semantic_intelligence; prefer_live forces a live read. qs_get_si_status reports coverage per database, and tabela_profili_qs reads a table’s stored profile on every plan. See qs_profile_table on the Tools tab.
What comes back
Profile the carrier table.
From your Semantic Intelligence analysis, no scan needed:
| column | values |
|---|---|
| carrier_code | CARRIER-A 44% · CARRIER-B 31% · CARRIER-C 25% |
| service_level | standard 80% · express 20% |
| aktywny | yes 96% · no 4% |
The analysis is three months old. Want today’s figures instead? That reads the table live.
- profile_source
semantic_intelligencefor a stored profile,livefor a read.- Coverage
- When the analysis ran and how many columns it has statistics for, so your AI client can decide whether to read live.
What it does not help with
- A stored profile is as old as the analysis. Ask for today’s data when it matters.
- Only plain reads of one table qualify. Joins, filters and calculated columns are profiled live.
- Columns your organization excluded from AI are not used.
- It does not run Semantic Intelligence for you. Run it once per database that matters.
Ograniczenia
- Navigation by business area needs Context management; stored profiles need Result analysis. Both are on Personal Core and up.
- Tables whose analysis holds no value statistics are read live instead.
- Relationship and statistics scans run after every schema capture on every plan; the full Semantic Intelligence analysis is run from Nova.
Ustawienia
Run or refresh Semantic Intelligence from Nova → Inteligencja, where an AI-ready badge marks databases whose profiles and compact schemas are served instantly to AI clients. Each column’s AI results menu sets how it is trimmed: Always keep full text, Never trim, Trim like the rest lub Hide as binary. Jak działa inteligencja semantyczna.
When your AI client says no
When the server refuses, your AI client receives a code and one sentence, and usually relays it. Quoted sentences are the server’s own words; the parts in italics stand for the ids a real message names.
| Kod | What the server says | Co robić |
|---|---|---|
MCP_FEATURE_NOT_INCLUDED | “Your plan does not include result analysis; profiles, data-quality reports and follow-up questions on a held result are available on Personal Core.” | Ask for rows instead, or move up to Personal Core. |
BAZA_DANYCH_MCP_NIE_PRZECHWYCONA | The database is outside the connector’s capture selection, so there is no analysis to use. | Add it to the capture selection, then run Semantic Intelligence. |
Przykłady
“What statuses can an order have?”
The answer comes from the analysis, with each status and its share, and the first query that filters on it uses the right value.
“List customers with their notes.”
Notes are trimmed with a marker; the customer number column, set to Never trim on the Semantic Intelligence page, is never cut.
Related
Facts source
Facts on this page: the Query Streams MCP server and Network Agent as of 19 October 2026, with the server’s own refusal sentences quoted word for word. Table and column names in the examples are made up.
Setup trouble?
- Agent shows Offline, or Test connection and Browse are greyed out? Check that the Agent is online → Is the Agent online?

