Data moves. Meaning drifts.
ETL and ELT move records, but definitions, identity, lineage, and business logic still diverge across teams.
Connect the enterprise data estate. Govern what agents can see, decide, and do.
Critical context is fragmented across data warehouses, ETL pipelines, reverse ETL destinations, documents, systems of record, and institutional knowledge. Without one governed layer, AI sees partial truth and operates outside enterprise controls.
Fragmented data · Brittle pipelines · Manual policy · Disconnected execution
ETL and ELT move records, but definitions, identity, lineage, and business logic still diverge across teams.
Permissions, exceptions, approvals, and operating policy are scattered across documents, workflows, and individual operators.
Without current state and explicit controls, agents can assist, but they should not own consequential work.
Moby connects the warehouse, semantic layer, policy context, and agent runtime so the same governed state informs both reasoning and execution.
Moby combines the data foundation, semantic transformation layer, and agent runtime. Data stays current, definitions stay aligned, and every workflow can inherit the right context, permissions, and approval path.
Sources → ETL / ELT → Semantic model → Governed action
Ingest batch, streaming, event, warehouse, SaaS, and document data without rebuilding the enterprise stack.
Sources / Warehouses · SaaS · operational systems · docsModes / Batch · stream · eventOutput / Observable source dataRun transformations, resolve identity, infer entities and relationships, and keep the business ontology current as schemas change.
Pipelines / ETL · ELT · semantic transformationsControls / Schema · lineage · permissionsOutput / Trusted enterprise contextQuery the business, orchestrate multi-step workflows, and activate results through governed reverse ETL and approved tool calls.
Runtime / Tools · memory · persistent stateControl / Policies · approvals · recoveryOutput / Logged business outcomesConnect cloud warehouses, operational databases, systems of record, and business applications into one context layer. Moby works across the existing data estate instead of forcing every team onto a new model.
Warehouses · Databases · SaaS · Event streams · Documents
Bring warehouse data, application data, and unstructured business context into one governed model, then push approved results back through reverse ETL and tool execution.
Designed for enterprise estates spanning Snowflake, BigQuery, Databricks, Redshift, Azure Synapse, Postgres, and the operational systems around them.
Saber 2 discovers schemas, resolves identity, maps relationships, tracks business state, and compiles reusable definitions. Policy and permission context travel with the data, so every agent reasons from the same governed model.
Schema · Lineage · Identity · Definitions · Permissions · Policy
Start with raw enterprise data. Saber 2 turns schemas, transformations, identity, relationships, and operating definitions into context Moby can use safely.
Schema, lineage, history, identity, permissions, policy, and current state stay attached inside the same system Moby uses to plan and execute work.
Moby plans against the governed context layer, calls only the tools available to it, preserves state, routes consequential actions through approval, recovers from failure, and records the result.
Scoped tools · Persistent state · Policy checks · Approval gates · Action history
Give Moby an objective. It begins with governed warehouse context, then plans the work, checks policy, calls scoped tools, preserves state, waits for approval where required, and reports the result.
Enrich and score accounts from governed warehouse context, prepare CRM updates through reverse ETL, and route write actions through approval.
Resolve identity across product, support, finance, and CRM while preserving shared definitions, permissions, and relationship history.
Reconcile systems, investigate anomalies, apply policy thresholds, generate governed reports, and synchronize approved records.
Unify performance data, govern campaign workflows, coordinate content, control budget changes, and write approved outputs back to execution systems.
Turn institutional knowledge into reusable definitions, policies, approvals, workflows, and agents without hard-coding every exception.
The model is ready. Now the enterprise control plane is too. Context, policy, and execution history stay attached, so AI can work inside the business instead of beside it.
Warehouse → transformations → governed context → approved action → audit
Connect the data estate. Let Saber 2 transform raw data into governed enterprise context. Put Moby to work with warehouse access, semantic definitions, policies, permissions, approval gates, and execution controls already attached.