An agent that improves your data agent.
The Builder Agent reads your workspace and your users' chat history, then proposes fixes to your data model, prompts and skills. Every change lands in a draft, so production stays untouched until you promote it.
New · Launch Month day 13, Mon 12 Oct 2026 · Upvote on Product Hunt →
Data agents decay quietly after launch.
Tables change under the hood and nobody updates the data model. That's data drift.
Most tables ship without descriptions, so the agent guesses what columns mean.
The signals to fix it sit in chat history that nobody has time to read.
From setup to production in three steps
Ask the Builder Agent
Ask it to describe your tables, or to review the last month of usage and suggest improvements.
Review its proposals
It scans the database and chat history, then proposes descriptions, prompt rules, knowledge base files and skills. Approve each one, or let it run in auto mode.
Test and promote
Everything lands in a draft. Try it in the playground, then promote the draft to a new version for your users.
What changes with Upsolve Builder Agent
Someone has to notice the agent getting worse, dig through chats and fix the context by hand.
The Builder Agent reads real usage, proposes the fixes and stages them in a draft for you to approve.
Everything that ships with Builder Agent
Automatic descriptions
Scans every table that isn't described and writes table and column descriptions.
Usage-driven fixes
Finds problems like data model tables that no longer exist in the database, stale views and chart date errors.
Knowledge and skills
Writes knowledge base files and generates skills from what it learns about your data.
Safe by default
Changes go to a draft with a full history, never straight to production.
One layer of a closed learning loop
Upsolve builds the whole stack for data agents that stay accurate in production. Every conversation feeds the next improvement.
Part of Upsolve Launch Month
Common questions
No. Every change lands in a draft. You review it, test it in the playground and promote it when you're happy.
Table and column descriptions, system and chart generation prompts, knowledge base files and skills.
Yes. Upload files to the knowledge base so it works from your real business rules, not only from what it reads in the database.
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