
Fabi.ai April 2025 updates: Automate reports with email and Slack
TL;DR: Fabi introduced AI enrichment and summarization cells to embed LLMs directly into analysis workflows—great for sentiment analysis, intent categorization, and executive summaries. A new Secret Manager (Vault) lets you securely store third-party credentials. The workflow canvas got UX upgrades for smoother navigation, better highlighting, and variable tracking. Plus: Claude 4 support, a handy left-side Run button, and bigger copy/paste tables (up to 200 rows).
AI has been transformative for code generation for data analysis, but what about actually using LLMs as a step in the analysis process?
For example, AI is perfectly suited for:
To this end, we’ve introduced two new AI cells:
Secrets secrets are no fun, when they’re shared with everyone.
If you’re using Fabi to automate workflows and dashboards involving third-party applications that require authentication, it’s really important to handle those secrets with care. We’ve introduced a Secret Manager for you to securely store those secrets and keep them safe.
Important note: At this time, secrets stored in Fabi are available for use by any Builder. We plan to introduce personal secret management. Please contact us if you would like us to consider prioritizing this work.
Go to your Secret Manager, or learn more about how it works.
The workflow canvas view is a fantastic way to see how everything connects together in your analysis. We spent some time making the user experience even more delightful.
You can see the workflow view (and the new AI cells!) in action in this video.
But wait, there’s more!