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The design, practice,
and evolution of Marivo.
Essays on product design, field experience, release changes, and the community around Marivo. We explain the decisions behind the system and examine how they hold up in real data projects.
Analysis DSL: Constrain Analytical Actions, Not Agent Reasoning
A semantic layer defines trusted business objects. This article explains how Marivo makes those objects govern every analytical action while leaving hypotheses, direction, and interpretation to the agent.
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The Semantic Layer: Turning Business Meaning into an Executable Contract for Agents
Why agents cannot derive approved business meaning from schemas alone—and how Marivo uses semantic objects, Python, Git, runtime validation, and CI to keep that meaning dependable.
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Why Data Analysis Agents Need a Harness, Not Just SQL Generation
How governed semantics, typed analysis, persistent sessions, and traceable evidence give open-ended agent analysis dependable boundaries.
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