Queries in the dashboard.
Five query shapes from one tabbed panel: SQL, Vector, Full-text, Graph, and Ask. You'll need a running instance and the engine bearer token.
- 1. Open /app/query.
- 2. Pick the instance, paste the bearer.
- 3. Click the tab for the shape you want.
- 4. Fill the request fields, click Run →. Results render in the panel below the editor.
SQL tab
Standard SQL editor. The EXPLAIN checkbox routes the same query through the operation-backend proxy at /v1/instances/:id/query?explain=true and returns the chosen plan tree, the access path per table, and the row-count estimate at each node.
SELECT id, email, region
FROM shop.customers
WHERE region = 'us-east-1'
LIMIT 50; Vector tab
HNSW topk with optional metadata equality filter. Pick the table, the metric (cosine / dot / l2 / manhattan), and a mode. high_recall is the default; fast trades a small amount of recall for ~3× lower latency.
Full-text tab
BM25 / boolean / phrase modes over a per-tenant inverted index. Lucene defaults (k1=1.2, b=0.75). Pick the table, the field, and the mode; type the query.
Graph tab
Pick a schema, an op (neighbors, reverse, bfs, path, dijkstra), and supply the source ids. Direction tags on the schema's relations decide whether reverse traversal is allowed.
Ask tab
Type an English sentence. The first call compiles a Plan tree against your registered schemas; every repeat hits the cached plan and runs immediately.
Show me every customer in us-east-1 created last week Common errors
addon required- vector / FTS / graph need their respective add-ons. The result panel surfaces a banner with a one-click Enable add-on link to /app/billing/addons.401 unauthorized- bearer paste is wrong; rotate from/app/keys.429 too many requests- your per-key rate limit hit; the response includes aRetry-Afterheader.instance not running- resume the instance from /app/instances.no plan compiledon Ask - the rule grammar couldn't resolve the question. Either rephrase, or scope the catalog with theschemasrequest field (the SDK takesschemas=["..."]).