The visual-first default is the interesting thesis, not the 3D rendering.
Curious whether early users are actually asking questions differently when they expect a visual answer, or whether they still prompt like a normal AI tool and just appreciate the visualization afterward.
Honestly still figuring that out. Early read: most people still prompt like they're talking to a normal AI tool at first, old habits. But the ones who stick around start asking messier, more exploratory questions ("why does this look off," "what am I missing here") once they realize they don't have to pre-specify a chart type. That shift seems to happen after 2-3 uses, not immediately. Did you get a chance to try it? Curious what you asked and what came back.
That makes sense. The driver/courier focus seems like a useful way to build the density you need without trying to solve coverage everywhere at once.
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AI data tools make you pick a chart before you even ask your question. I wanted visual-first answers instead of walls of text, so you can actually understand and find insight at a glance, not just see a chart.
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