Tables
Cerebro Tables gives every organization a place to keep its own data. Create tables, import CSV and Excel files, and let dashboard buttons write rows. Sync to Cerebro copies tables from a connected PostgreSQL database into the warehouse so they can be joined with other sources. Dashboards also open about four times faster.
Highlights
- Cerebro Tables
- Sync to Cerebro for PostgreSQL
- Dashboards open about four times faster
- Automations, sharing and prompts from the CLI and MCP
New Features
Cerebro Tables
Create a Cerebro Tables instance from Data Sources, add tables, import CSV or XLSX files with a preview of how each column converts, and query the result next to your other sources. The in-app agent, the CLI and MCP all get table tools.
Dashboard Actions That Write a Table
A dashboard button can write a row to a Cerebro table instead of calling a webhook. Log a call, record a decision, set a follow-up date. A new contribute share level lets viewers use those buttons without being able to edit the dashboard.
Sync to Cerebro
Copy chosen tables from a directly connected PostgreSQL database into the Cerebro warehouse, refreshed every four hours, so they can be joined with Fivetran and native connector data. Live querying stays the default.
Automations, Sharing and Prompts from the CLI and MCP
Agents can create, edit, pause, test and inspect automations, share, duplicate and delete dashboards, and write to the Prompt Library through the same capabilities the app uses. Ships in Cerebro CLI 0.1.19.
Improvements
Faster Dashboards
A 93-tile dashboard with cached tiles opens in about 3 seconds instead of 14. Repeated lookups are shared across tiles and copies of a dashboard, background tabs stop re-running queries, and a new tab shows the last data it loaded while fresh data arrives.
Viewers Can Refresh, and Tiles Say How Old Their Data Is
Anyone who can see a dashboard can refresh it. The server re-runs a tile only when its cached rows are more than five minutes old. Tiles now show when the underlying data was last synced, not just when the query ran, and a finished sync clears the cache for every tile that reads from it.
Dashboard Assistant Builds Like the CLI
The in-app assistant uses the same plan, apply and verify loop as the CLI, reads a renderer by outline and patches it with exact edits instead of rewriting the whole document, and stays open while it adds tiles. Agent-built dashboards now default to a custom layout instead of a grid of tables.
Saved Context in Dashboard Chats
Dashboard chats load your personal preferences and organization memory, and the agent sees the names of your organization's shared playbooks on every turn, so standing instructions stop needing to be repeated.
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