0sql is an open source semantic layer that returns SQL rather than answering questions itself. You model your warehouse in YAML, post a query spec in business terms, and get back one correct, deterministic SQL statement or a refusal that explains why. It never connects to your warehouse and never runs a query.
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Model the warehouse once and let every consumer share the definition.
Post business terms and receive one SQL statement you can read.
Get an explanation instead of SQL when the request cannot be answered from the model.
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