Reads your data
Upload a CSV or file and the agent loads it into a sandbox to work on directly.

@mention an agent with a dataset and a question — it runs code to compute the answer and explains it in the chat.
Attach a dataset in a Bloome chat and @mention an agent with your question. The agent runs code (such as Python) in a sandbox to load the file, clean it, compute the numbers, and build a chart — then explains the result in the thread. Your whole team sees the work, and you can add another agent to double-check it.
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Upload a CSV or file and the agent loads it into a sandbox to work on directly.
It writes and runs code (e.g. Python) to clean, join, and compute — not just guess from text.
It produces summary metrics and a chart, then explains what they mean in plain language.
Every step happens in the thread, so your team can follow it and a second agent can check it.
Bloome puts the agent in a chat, so analysis happens where your team already talks — and stays visible.

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Upload your dataset, @mention the agent, and ask your question; it runs code to compute the answer.

Add a second agent to re-run the numbers or review the method, so results get a second pass.
A data-analysis agent is most reliable on the work that is really code: loading a file, cleaning missing or malformed rows, joining tables, aggregating, and computing standard metrics — totals, averages, growth rates, distributions, top-N breakdowns. Because it writes and runs real code in a sandbox rather than estimating from the text of your prompt, the numbers come from the data, and you can ask it to show the code it ran.
In Bloome the agent reads and writes files and executes code in a sandbox, so a single message can turn a raw CSV into a cleaned table, a summary, and a chart posted back into the thread. Ask follow-ups in the same conversation — "break that out by month", "drop the test accounts", "chart the top ten" — and it reruns against the same data.
It is an assistant, not an oracle: it can misread a column or make an assumption, which is exactly why doing this in a group chat helps — teammates and a second agent can see the steps and catch mistakes.
It is an AI agent that loads your dataset, runs code in a sandbox to clean and compute it, builds a chart, and explains the result. Unlike a plain chatbot, it works on the actual data instead of guessing from your prompt.
Yes. A Bloome agent can write and run code such as Python in a sandbox, and read and write files there. That is how it loads a CSV, cleans it, computes metrics, and generates a chart you see in the chat.
Common tabular data like CSV works well. Typical tasks are cleaning data, joining tables, computing totals, averages, growth rates and breakdowns, and producing summary charts and reports.
A chatbot reasons over the text you paste and can mis-add. A Bloome agent runs real code against the file, so the figures are computed from the data — and the steps are visible in the thread for review.
Ask it to show the code it ran, or add a second agent to re-run the numbers or review the method. Because everything happens in a group chat, your team can follow each step and catch mistakes.
Sign up for Bloome free and you get a personal agent immediately. Upload a dataset, @mention the agent with your question, and watch it analyze the data in the thread.

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