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Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

[UNRELEASED]

New features

  • New QueryChat.app() method enables quicker/easier chatting with a dataset. (#xx)
  • Enabled bookmarking by default in both .app() and .server() methods. In latter case, you'll need to also specify the bookmark_store (either in shiny.App() or shiny.express.app_opts()) for it to take effect. (#xx)

[UNRELEASED]

Changes

  • The entire functional API (i.e., init(), sidebar(), server(), etc) has been deprecated in favor of a new class/OOP API. Namely, the new QueryChat() class is now the recommended way to start (instead of init()), which has methods to replace old functions (e.g., .sidebar(), .server(), etc). (#101)
  • The previously deprecated create_chat_callback parameter of init() was removed. (#101)
  • querychat.querychat.QueryChat was renamed to querychat.querychat.QueriedValues. (#101)

[UNRELEASED]

New features

  • The .sql query and .title returned from querychat.server() are now reactive values, meaning you can now .set() their value, and .df() will update accordingly. (#98)

  • Added querychat.greeting() to help you create a greeting message for your querychat bot. (#87)

  • Added querychat_reset_dashboard() tool for easily resetting the dashboard filters when asked by the user. (#81)

Improvements

  • Added rich tool UI support using shinychat development version and chatlas >= 0.11.1. (#67)

  • querychat's system prompt and tool descriptions were rewritten for clarity and future extensibility. (#90)

[0.2.2] - 2025-09-04

  • Fixed another issue with data sources that aren't already narwhals DataFrames (#83)

[0.2.1] - 2025-09-04

  • Fixed an issue with the query tool when used with SQLAlchemy data sources. (@npelikan #79)

[0.2.0] - 2025-09-02

  • querychat.init() now accepts a client argument, replacing the previous create_chat_callback argument. (#60)

    The client can be:

    • a chatlas.Chat object,
    • a function that returns a chatlas.Chat object,
    • or a provider-model string, e.g. "openai/gpt-4.1", to be passed to chatlas.ChatAuto().

    If client is not provided, querychat will use the QUERYCHAT_CLIENT environment variable, which should be a provider-model string. If the envvar is not set, querychat uses OpenAI with the default model from chatlas.ChatOpenAI().

  • querychat.ui() now adds a .querychat class to the chat container and querychat.sidebar() adds a .querychat-sidebar class to the sidebar, allowing for easier customization via CSS. (#68)

[0.1.0] - 2025-05-24

This first release of the querychat package.