Submitting a query

Share a query with the community repository directly from a chat reply that contains SQL.

You submit reports straight from the chat. Whenever an AI reply contains SQL, a Save to Repository action appears on that message and opens this dialog. For the short in-chat version, see Save to repository.

Submit to Repository

SQL preview

SELECT t.id, t.status,
  SUM(a.timetaken) AS hours
FROM faults t
  JOIN actions a ...

Query TitleHours logged per ticket, last 30 days Explanation42/500 charactersSums action time per closed ticket.

Fix with AI

Hide my name from the submissionHide my company from the submission Submit

Click any control to jump to what it does.

Open the dialog

Select Save to Repository on an AI reply that contains SQL. The dialog opens with a preview of the extracted query on one side and the submission form on the other.

Set the title

Query Title is required and comes pre-filled from the chat. Edit it to something descriptive so others can find it.

Add an explanation

Describe what the query does, when to use it, or any caveats. The explanation is limited to 500 characters, and a character counter tracks how much you have used. Fix with AI can tidy your wording.

Choose your attribution

Two optional checkboxes control what others see:

Hide my name from the submission
Hide my company from the submission

Leave both unchecked to be credited as the author.

Submit

Select Submit. If the same query already exists you will see a duplicate warning, with a Submit Anyway button if you still want to send it. On success you can open your new submission or browse the repository.

Every submission is reviewed by the team before it appears publicly. Until it's approved, only you can see it in your own pending entries.