Context engineering for data

Data Context Wizardthe data ecosystem’s context layer

A living semantic and knowledge graph of the data layer, for the agentic era. Everything your agents need to be right about your data, provenance-stamped, governed, and kept alive by the fleet itself.

The data-ecosystem context layer

The context layer built for your data ecosystem.

Not a general-purpose AI memory. The graph is native to the data layer: your warehouses, catalogs, metric definitions and the decisions behind them, connected into one living picture. And no more knowledge decay: traditional catalogs go stale because they rely on human updates, while the Wizard maintains itself. Every agent writes back what it learns during its runs, lineage, decisions and fixes, so the next resolution is smarter.

A self-maintaining context graph writing lineage, decisions and fixes back to itself A live map of your data ecosystem Every cloud, catalog and metric in one graph Self-maintaining, auto-enriching context Ask the graph anything
Multi-cloud federated graph

Brings your existing data stack together on day one.

One governed pane over everything you already run: Snowflake, Databricks, BigQuery, dbt, and even your existing catalogs, business glossary and semantic layers. 50+ connectors, no migration project, and connecting is the last manual step. From then on the fleet enriches the graph as it works, documenting tables and classifying PII as a byproduct of doing the job.

Warehouses, catalogs and agents federating into one graph layer No migration, works from day one No hallucinations, enterprise-scale trust Single pane of context across your stack Even connects to your context infrastructure
Governed context graph

Governed to enterprise data-governance standards.

The write path is governed end to end, built for regulated enterprises, not demos. PII detected and scrubbed before storage, per-tenant isolation, tamper-evident audit, and encrypted at rest with GDPR right-to-be-forgotten. And every governed write compounds: each incident resolution is recorded back into the graph, so the system gets more reliable at identifying and fixing similar issues over time.

Compliance guarantees: PII scrubbed, per-tenant isolation, tamper-evident audit, encrypted at rest PII detection and PII scrubbing Per-tenant isolation GDPR right-to-forget Your definitions become the source of truth
Let the agents remember, you can think.

Better, faster answers with a context layer, for humans and agents.

TODAYWITH THE CONTEXT WIZARD
Define a contested metric3 days2 secAnswer without the data teamdaysminutesAnswer a blast-radius question45 min30 secFind the right dataset30 min30 secFirst real data from a warehouse8+ min90 secFirst tool call, cold start3m 15s60 sec1 SEC1 MIN1 HOUR1 DAYTIME TO AN ANSWER (LOG SCALE)Trace a wrong number to its root cause1 day4 minDocument a critical dataset end to end2 hours5 min

Fig. 1: Time to answer various knowledge-work questions is much faster with a context layer (in green), as compared to today without it (in black). Illustrative; times are targets.

Missing data context is expensive, especially in the AI era

$0k$50k$100k$150k$200kPEOPLE CANNOT FIND WHAT ALREADY EXISTS$362kAnalyst time hunting for the right table$200kReconciling numbers that disagree$80kAnswering the same question twice$51kRebuilding a metric that already existed$31kKNOWLEDGE LEAVES, OR NEVER LANDS$243kTribal knowledge lost to attrition$171kOnboarding into an undocumented estate$72kTHINGS GO WRONG, AND STAY WRONG$249kExecutive time waiting on a number$69kWarehouse spend on discovery scans$50kFailed or abandoned AI pilots$48kWrong-data incidents$46kAudit and compliance evidence assembly$36kANNUAL COST BY TASK, FOR AN 8 PERSON TEAM

Fig. 2: $854,000 a year, at least lost on missing data context. Eleven annual cost lines for an eight-person data team, each drawn to scale with the calculation that produces it, grouped into the three failures they belong to. Rates: $100/hr analyst, $150/hr senior, $300/hr executive, 50 working weeks.

“Enterprise data today is still incredibly disparate and messy - and because of that, data agents struggled to answer basic questions across various data architectures amassing structured and unstructured data.”
Jason Cui, Partner @ Andreessen HorowitzFrom “Your Data Agents Need Context” (a16z), March 2026
“The knowledge layer encodes the analytical skills and methodologies that experts use to produce insights… Encoding them as governed primitives is what democratizes the craft.”
Shridhar Iyer, Data Engineering Director @ Meta

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