Build an AI Analyst with Claude Code in 50 Min | Sumeet Marwaha
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[0:00] Eight months ago, it was just kind of
[0:02] debugging SQL. Now AI can really start
[0:04] to write that initial boilerplate SQL
[0:07] query and code that helps you then build
[0:09] on to do more advanced analyses. I've
[0:12] set those dashboards up many times in my
[0:14] career and they end up like kind of just
[0:15] getting ignored at some point. [music]
[0:17] Cloud will always read it. Cloud will
[0:19] always kind of start to ask questions.
[0:21] Recreating the way a data scientist
[0:23] actually thinks inside of a company.
[0:25] They're not just thinking of only the
[0:26] data. They're thinking of all the things
[0:27] outside of that. Podco is the first tool
[0:30] that I feel like could actually
[0:30] accomplish that.
[0:31] >> Which AI coding tool has the most
[0:33] momentum? Which one's gonna win?
[0:35] >> The customers on our platform have
[0:36] already picked it is definitely cursor.
[0:38] Cursor is absolutely kind of brushing it
[0:41] in startup coding tool of choice, but
[0:43] also enterprise coding tool of choice.
[0:46] >> So before we get into the cloud host
[0:48] stuff, can you talk about at a high
[0:49] level how AI can help with like typical
[0:51] data tasks? So yeah, here's kind of like
[0:54] the high level view of what I would say
[0:56] a typical analyst does in their their
[0:59] role and really how cloud code can start
[1:01] to augment that. You know, I could kind
[1:04] of think super high level and think
[1:05] about what kind of you would do from
[1:08] starting from scratch, but the reality
[1:09] is most people in their current job,
[1:11] they're not starting from scratch. They
[1:12] already have a series of dashboards.
[1:15] They have a series of queries they're
[1:16] running. And so at a