Name: Evidence
Rating: 4.75 (4 reviews)

Evidence is a code-based business intelligence tool. It's the best way to build live dashboards and reports with coding agents.

Defining metrics, dashboards, and themes as plain files in a repo fixes the thing every BI tool eventually breaks on - you can actually diff a change, review it in a PR, and roll it back like normal code instead of hunting through a GUI trying to remember who edited a chart last month. Deploying anywhere for free instead of being locked into one vendor's hosted dashboard is also a real advantage for a small team that just wants their metrics in version control next to the rest of the codebase.

Once coding agents start writing the metric definitions, nothing I saw on the page addresses semantic drift - two files quietly defining "active user" differently isn't a syntax error, it's a silent business-logic bug that only shows up as two dashboards disagreeing months later. A shared semantic layer that the CLI validates metric definitions against would close that gap and make agent-authored reports as trustworthy as human-authored ones.

Congratulations on the launch! This looks really solid, SQL + markdown is a really solid combo and having a degree of proper source control is a feature that's desperately missing from a lot of competing tools, very nice work.

I've been using Evidence for a while now, and am blown away. This is a game changer for Data teams. Please, please give it a try - especially if you do business-facing data analytics and are tired of the same-old same-old. On top of all this, the team is great, nice, and responsive. Love it!

🙌🏼 Sahil the stuff you build with Evidence is so awesome!

Evidence is a game changer in bringing dynamic reports to life. I was looking for a solution to automate reporting with a fine-grained level of customization and found home in Evidence.

Evidence

Business intelligence as code

Business intelligence as code

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