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AI · April 28, 2026

AskQueryLens

Find the hidden decisions in your metric definitions

What it does

Two analysts. Same metric name. Different numbers. Not a bug — every metric hides 25-40 decisions nobody explicitly made. QueryLens finds them all. → Score: Paste any definition. Get a score 0-100 across 7 categories. AI coaching improves it one question at a time. → Hidden Decisions: Reveal every implicit decision with severity and variance impact. → Knowledge Graph: See how metrics connect. Find blind spots that repeat. Free to try — no signup needed for your first 2 scores.

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