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Search and inspect a Cube semantic model — cubes, views, measures, dimensions, joins, and the files they live in — using the Cube CLI. Use whenever someone wants to know what data is available in Cube, where a metric is defined, which cube a field belongs to, how two cubes join, or what a change would affect. Triggers on "what can I query", "what measures do we have", "where is revenue defined", "show me the data model", "what's in this deployment", "which cube has customer email", and impact questions like "what breaks if I rename this". Read the model with this skill before changing it. To edit the model use cube-build-model; to run a query and get numbers back use cube-run-query; to browse workbooks, dashboards and reports use cube-explore-content.
Run queries against a Cube deployment's semantic layer and interpret the results, from the terminal. Use whenever someone wants numbers out of Cube — pull a metric, check a total, compare periods, verify that a measure returns what it should, sanity-check a model change. Triggers on "how many", "what's the total", "show me revenue by month", "did that measure work", "what's our MoM growth", "pull the numbers for", and any request to verify a model change against real data. To find out what is queryable first use cube-explore-model; to change the model use cube-build-model; to save a result as a report or dashboard use cube-build-content.
Author and change a Cube semantic model — add or edit cubes, views, measures, dimensions, joins and pre-aggregations in YAML — using the Cube CLI, on a dev-mode branch, then commit and build. Use whenever someone wants to add a metric, define a measure or dimension, create a cube or view, join two cubes, fix a model error, rename a field, or expose a field to business users. Triggers on "add a metric", "define revenue", "create a view for", "expose this field", "join orders to customers", "fix the model", "add a pre-aggregation". Read the model first with cube-explore-model. To run a query against the result use cube-run-query; to deploy or check build status use cube-deploy.
Inspect and tune Cube's in-product AI agent — its rules, certified queries and Agent Skills — by authoring markdown in the semantic model with the Cube CLI. Use whenever someone wants the Cube agent to answer better: teach it a business definition, stop it making a recurring mistake, certify a trusted query, capture a repeatable workflow as a skill, or find out why it answered the way it did. Triggers on "the agent keeps getting X wrong", "teach the agent that", "make the agent always", "add a certified query", "create an agent skill", "why did the agent say that", "what rules does the agent have". To change the underlying model use cube-build-model; to explore what is queryable use cube-explore-model.
Use when thinking through ideas, investigating problems, or clarifying requirements — before or during a Beat change
Enter explore mode - a thinking partner for exploring ideas, investigating problems, and clarifying requirements. Use when the user wants to think through something before or during a change.
Enter explore mode - a thinking partner for exploring ideas, investigating problems, and clarifying requirements. Use when the user wants to think through something before or during a change.