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by alxmng
828 days ago
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Yes, I've done this for my clients. Any of the leading LLMs can power the natural language part. But SQL is typically too open-ended to integrate into a product. You'll need a more constrained query interface to hit 100% accuracy and deal with access control. Basically, instead of text-to-SQL you do text-to-function-arguments, where that function does the analysis and the LLM translates natural language to your DSL instead of SQL or raw DB queries. Shoot me an email if you want to explore this further (website in profile). |
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