Graphene is a data analytics framework built for coding agents, described as everything-as-code analytics for SQL-based exploration, visualization and reporting. It gives agents two things: a semantic layer, where Graphene SQL combines SQL with governed metrics and modelled joins, and a dashboard file type that produces more consistent visuals than raw Python or JavaScript. Everything is driven from the CLI.
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Let an agent query through metrics and modelled joins instead of raw tables
Produce dashboards from a file type rather than ad-hoc plotting code
Keep the whole workflow in commands an agent can run
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