Playground
Query data, chat with models, and try the runtime APIs from the browser
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Query data, chat with models, and try the runtime APIs from the browser
The Playground runs queries, searches, and model requests against an app from the browser, with no local setup. Open it by navigating to an app and clicking Playground in the app navigation bar.
Most of the Playground requires the app to have a spicepod. Until then, only SQL Query is available.
SQL Query
A SQL editor with table, column, and keyword suggestions. See SQL Query.
Text-to-SQL
Ask a question in natural language and review the SQL Spice generates. See Text-to-SQL.
AI Chat
Chat with a model configured in the app, with access to its datasets. See AI Chat.
Search
Run search queries against the app's datasets.
The APIs section provides a console for each runtime API. Requests are built from the options on the page and sent to the app's own endpoint using its API key, and a matching curl command can be copied for use outside the Portal.
Query — SQL over HTTP.
Search — search over the app's datasets.
AI Completions and AI Responses — model inference.
NSQL and NSQL Context — natural-language querying, and the context block Spice supplies to the model. See Text-to-SQL API.
Metrics — runtime metrics in Prometheus format. See Metrics API.
Control-Plane — app and deployment operations.
See the API Reference for the full contract behind each one.
The SDKs & CLI section generates connection snippets pre-filled with the app's endpoint, for C#, Go, Java, Node.js, Python, and Rust, plus the Spice CLI and cURL.
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