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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://datost.com/docs/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

The Datost web app at app.datost.com is where you do longer-form analysis, manage the workspace, and review anything that happened in Slack.

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The main surfaces

Context

The default landing page. A conversational AI surface for exploring data — think of it as a longer-form Slack thread with better tooling.

Dashboards

Pinned collections of charts and numbers. Build from any conversation result.

Metrics

Tracked time-series with monitors and AI-driven investigations when something looks off.

Schedules

Recurring research jobs delivered to Slack.

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Admin & workspace

  • Admin — data source connections, role management, Slack and Google Chat setup, knowledge sources, tracked-metric configuration. Org admins only.
  • Notebooks — Python notebooks in a sandbox, with access to your connected data. Feature-gated; ask if your plan includes it.
  • Slack response pages — every Slack query has a shareable web page showing the full transcript, SQL, results, and charts. See Slack responses.

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Who sees what

Your role and permissions govern which data sources and tables you can query. The same rules apply whether you’re in the web app or Slack — if you can’t access a table, the AI can’t query it on your behalf either.

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Tips

Most analysis starts in Slack as a quick question. When it deepens, open the Slack response in the web app to branch into a longer Context, pin a chart to a dashboard, or turn a result into a tracked metric.