Intelligence is the layer that ties your monitoring together. Schema drift detects changes. Freshness catches stale tables. Data quality tracks metrics. Intelligence reads all of that context and lets you ask questions, surface findings, and diagnose problems in plain English.Documentation Index
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How Intelligence Uses Your Monitoring Context
| Feature | Context Created | What Intelligence Does With It |
|---|---|---|
| Schema Drift | Column additions, removals, type changes | ”A column was removed Tuesday. That’s likely why your dashboard broke.” |
| Freshness | Update patterns, SLA violations, stale tables | ”The orders table is 6 hours overdue. Its upstream source is also stale.” |
| Data Quality | Null rates, row counts, validity rule failures | ”Null rate on email spiked from 2% to 28% after Wednesday’s deploy.” |
| Tags | PII labels, domain classifications | ”3 tables with PII tags had schema changes this week.” |
| Lineage | Upstream sources, downstream consumers | ”The stale staging table affects 7 downstream gold tables.” |
| Alerts | Alert history, rule configurations | ”You had 4 freshness alerts and 1 schema drift alert since Monday.” |
Features
Object Profiles
AI-generated profiles with findings, relationships, and change history for every table
Ask Questions
Chat with an AI agent that has full context across all your monitoring domains
Walkthrough
See how monitoring context flows into Intelligence to solve real problems
What You Can Ask
Intelligence answers are grounded in real data from your monitoring setup, not just schema names.Cross-Domain Diagnosis
Schema and Structure
Freshness and Health
Data Quality
Impact Analysis
The Intelligence Page
The Intelligence page is a two-panel layout:- Left: Schema Explorer tree. Navigate databases, schemas, and tables.
- Right: Dynamic content that changes based on your selection.
Getting Started
Set up monitoring first
Intelligence is most useful when it has context to work with. Enable freshness monitoring, schema drift detection, and data quality metrics on your key tables.
Generate intelligence
Navigate to a table on the Intelligence page and click Analyze Table (or Analyze All for the entire database). AI analyzes your schema and monitoring data to build a profile.
How It Works
Intelligence builds a knowledge base from your operational metadata:| What We Analyze | What We Never Access |
|---|---|
| Table and column names | Actual row data |
| Data types and constraints | Query results |
| Schema change history | Business values |
| Freshness patterns and SLAs | Database credentials |
| Data quality metrics | |
| Alert history and rules | |
| Tags and classifications | |
| Lineage and dependencies |
Usage and Billing
Intelligence queries count against your monthly API limit:| Plan | Monthly Queries |
|---|---|
| Starter | 500 |
| Growth | 2,000 |
| Professional | 10,000 |
| Enterprise | Unlimited |
Privacy and Security
- Intelligence processes queries using AI language models (configurable per account)
- Only schema metadata and operational data are sent (names, types, alert history, freshness status)
- No actual data values are ever transmitted
- You can request Intelligence be disabled for your account
Common Questions
What does Intelligence actually do that monitoring alone doesn’t?
Monitoring detects events, schema drift, stale tables, null rate spikes. Intelligence correlates them. It reads context from every monitoring domain and answers questions like “why is this broken?” in one place instead of you clicking through separate pages.Does Intelligence send my data to an LLM?
Only metadata: table names, column types, schema changes, freshness status, metric values, alert history, and tags. Row data, query results, and credentials are never transmitted. See the Ask Questions page for more on privacy.Do I need monitoring set up before Intelligence is useful?
Yes, effectively. Intelligence reasons over the context your monitoring creates. Without freshness schedules, drift detection, or metrics, it falls back to schema-only analysis and loses most of its diagnostic power.Is Intelligence usage capped?
Yes, by plan. Starter gets 500 queries per month, Growth 2,000, Professional 10,000, and Enterprise is unlimited. Check consumption under Settings → Billing → Usage.Can I turn Intelligence off for my account?
Yes. If your organization doesn’t want AI processing, request that Intelligence be disabled. The rest of AnomalyArmor (monitoring, alerts, classification) continues working without it.Next Steps
Object Profiles
Understand what you see when you select a table
Ask Questions
Chat with the AI agent
