The whole series, run end to end on one messy, real dataset: 320,000 public security vulnerabilities across six overlapping feeds and severity scales that disagree. An agent builds the model, the definitions get locked, a loaded question gets a defensible answer, and a data app ships it.

Ofer Mendelevitch
DevRel @ Credible
The dashboard was never the problem -- the canvas was. When an agent with the right skills hand-authors the HTML against a governed model, a dashboard stops being a config blob and becomes source code: reviewable, versioned, testable, and shipped like the rest of your software.

Nathan Huff
Head of AI & Application Development @ Credible
The open-source analysis skills encode the discipline that separates an analyst from a confident guesser: resolve words into definitions, ground the scope, verify before presenting. We walk one real question through it, checks and all.

Oliver Larsson
Solutions Engineer @ Credible
We open-sourced the Malloy modeling skills that teach an agent how to investigate data before it models it: prove grain and joins with queries, flag the business decisions the data can't answer, document the result, and make its assumptions visible.

James Swirhun
Head of Product @ Credible
Malloy Publisher now ships five MCP tools, thirty agent skills, and the design principles that decide what belongs in each.

Monty Lennie
Software Engineer @ Credible
A few-minute setup: point your agent at Malloy Publisher and start asking real questions of your own data.

Monty Lennie
Software Engineer @ Credible
The agent skills and MCP tools behind Credible are now open source, in Malloy Publisher. Excellence is no longer a moat — so we gave the layer away and bet on trust, durability, and distribution instead.

Kyle Nesbit
CEO & Founder @ Credible
Atlas lets anyone explore a catalog of public datasets by asking questions in plain English. Built on Credible and Malloy, it turns natural-language questions into governed, interactive charts — and full data stories that you can publish, all in one place.

Girish Jeswani
Software Engineer @ Credible
Charting is commoditized. Meaning is the product — why the semantic model is the layer analysts, engineers, and AI agents all build on.

Kyle Nesbit
CEO & Founder @ Credible
AI agents are learning to read documents; the harder problem is using the structured data that runs the business. Here's how Malloy turns a complex healthcare schema (OMOP) into a governed model agents can query reliably — and how Credible serves it to production agents over MCP.

Ofer Mendelevitch
DevRel @ Credible
Data warehouses can now run embeddings, classification, and LLM inference natively. Anyone can build an ML pipeline — but without evaluation, governed logic, and version control, you don't know what you're getting. Malloy brings structure to warehouse-native ML.

James Swirhun
Head of Product @ Credible
Entity matching pipelines built on string-matching heuristics are brittle, expensive to maintain, and impossible to scale. Embedding models dramatically outperform them — but only if you can evaluate and iterate on results. Here's how to build production-grade entity matching you can actually trust.

James Swirhun
Head of Product @ Credible
dbt brought software engineering to SQL, but SQL + Jinja + YAML complexity compounds at scale. Malloy unifies transformation, modeling, and materialization in one declarative language — type-safe, composable, and AI-ready.

James Swirhun
Head of Product @ Credible