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GTCLOUD Assistant is a production-grade financial intelligence platform designed for business users who need instant answers from SAP ERP data — without writing a single line of SQL. Type a question in natural Spanish, and the agent classifies your intent, selects the right tables via semantic search, generates a validated SQL query, executes it against your MySQL ERP database, and streams back formatted results complete with charts, KPI cards, and an executive summary, all within a single conversational turn. The system is built around a two-level LangGraph architecture: an outer Conversation Graph that handles intent understanding, clarification, planning, and presentation; and an inner SQL Pipeline Graph that owns schema linking, SQL generation, self-correction, human-in-the-loop gating, and data visualization. This separation means conversational orchestration is cleanly decoupled from the data-retrieval mechanics, making both layers individually testable and independently upgradeable.

Key capabilities

  • Natural language → SQL — Ask questions in Spanish; receive validated, read-only SQL generated by Claude Sonnet 4.5 with zero prompt injection risk.
  • Multi-turn conversation — Full context across turns: follow-up questions reuse previous result sets without re-querying the database.
  • Auto-visualization — Automatic chart selection (bar, line, pie, horizontal bar, stacked bar) via ECharts, plus KPI cards for totals, averages, min/max.
  • Self-correcting SQL — Up to three automatic correction attempts through the error_handler → sql_validator loop before a graceful failure message.
  • Human-in-the-loop (HITL) — Configurable confirmation gate before executing sensitive queries.
  • Export — One-click CSV and Excel export for any result set.
  • RBAC & multi-tenancy — Role-based access control enforced at the SQL validation layer, with per-tenant module and table restrictions stored in DynamoDB.
  • Long-term memory — Conversation history persisted to DynamoDB with a 90-day TTL; active session state cached in Redis.
  • File analysis — Upload Excel/CSV files for in-context analysis alongside ERP data.
  • Forecasting — Time-series projections via StatsForecast directly from the chat interface.

Tech stack

LayerTechnology
LLMAWS Bedrock — Claude Sonnet 4.5 (us.anthropic.claude-sonnet-4-5-20250929-v1:0)
EmbeddingsAmazon Titan Text Embeddings V2 (1 024 dims)
OrchestrationLangGraph async (langgraph >= 1.0.5)
BackendFastAPI 0.128 + WebSocket + slowapi rate limiting
FrontendReact 19 + Vite + TypeScript + Tailwind CSS 4 + ECharts 6
DatabaseMySQL (SAP ERP migrated schema, accessed via aiomysql + SQLAlchemy)
AuthAWS Cognito (JWT) — validated server-side via python-jose
Cache / SessionsRedis 7 (ElastiCache) — async pool via redis[hiredis]
Long-term memoryDynamoDB — 90-day TTL on conversation history
InfrastructureAWS ECS Fargate + ALB + NAT Gateway
ObservabilityPrometheus counters/histograms + structlog + LangSmith tracing

Explore the docs

Quickstart

Clone the repo, configure environment variables, and run your first SQL query from the chat UI in under five minutes.

Architecture

Deep-dive into the two-level LangGraph design, routing logic, self-correction loop, and HITL gate.

Chat API

REST and WebSocket endpoints for sending queries, handling HITL confirmations, and streaming per-node events.

RBAC & Multi-tenancy

How role-based table restrictions and per-tenant module permissions are enforced at query-execution time.

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