Basedash in AI Database Agents

Basedash made the complained-about exchange findable and inspectable. The chat list led to the question and full answer, and also opened two chats from another member.

Basedash handled the single-value presentation scenario correctly. It answered with 308 in prose, the one-row result panel supported that answer rather than replacing it, and no chart appeared.

Basedash showed the monthly order trend as both a table and an unasked bar chart. The bars rose from June to August, and the answer used the three completed calendar months in Asia/Calcutta.

Basedash passes this presentation case. It gave a headline figure, a month-comparison table, and a separate category breakdown whose contributions add to the stated change.

Basedash turned its revenue tables into a stacked bar chart on request without changing the figures. The chart retained July’s $10,953.75 total, August’s $8,847.45 total and all fourteen category figures from the earlier answer.

Basedash used the customer’s correction and returned the database’s June 2026 total of 11 orders. It answered for June alone, rather than keeping July’s answer or combining the months.

Basedash did not offer a follow-up question after answering in web chat. It answered the revenue question but left the space below the answer empty, even after eight minutes.

Basedash kept the previous answer’s set in a follow-up question. It counted 86 orders for the same five customers without asking who they were.

Basedash declined to give a count of 5-star reviews for October 2026 from the connected data. It described the count as unavailable rather than zero.

Basedash understood the gift-voucher request and returned all 14 matching orders. Their total was USD 16,806.08, the stated reference total, and two were cancelled.

Basedash preserved the requested period when the saved report was refreshed after data changed. The order count rose from 23 to 26, the new reference count.

Basedash passed this scenario. One chat shows three separate answers and a fourth report that repeats the same figures: August revenue $8,795.45, a bedding and rugs/home decor tie at 106 units each, Furniture at $51,248.25, and a 21.75% cancellation rate. Its verification query returned the same values.