Today, the company is launching D3, an agentic analytics platform powered by the Cube semantic layer. The launch comes after building Cube over 5 years ago as a side project to power a Slack AI chatbot for analytics. Thousands of organizations now use both open-source and cloud products to power business intelligence and embedded analytics workloads. D3 is unique because it was built from first principles for AI-augmented workflow and is fully based on semantic understanding of data. It introduces several core experiences, including Analytics Chat, Workbooks, Data Apps, and Semantic Modeling, all built around the Cube semantic layer and Semantic SQL. The platform aims to provide a structured, governed way to query and extend the semantic layer, ensuring semantic layer definitions are used correctly. D3 is designed for both humans and AI agents, with a multi-agent ecosystem envisioned where sales, marketing, logistics, and other AI agents can seamlessly request insights from D3 agents. The company plans to roll out access to users throughout the summer with general availability in the fall.