
Cube Evals
Cube Evals brings deterministic accuracy checks to your Cube agent. Pair natural-language questions with known-correct answers, run the agent against that suite, and get an objective accuracy score plus a per-case breakdown of what failed. Grading compares result sets directly — it tolerates numeric variance and ignores column aliases — so there's no LLM judge, and every failure shows the agent's SQL next to the ground-truth SQL.
Eval cases live as YAML in your data model repo, so you can run them on a branch in front of a code review, inside AI Studio. Read the full story in Introducing Cube Evals.

Dimension links
A number on its own is a dead end. Add links to a dimension in your data model and they appear as actions in the menu that opens when you left-click any results-table cell — so a reader can jump straight from that number to the context behind it. There are two kinds:
- Dashboard drill-ins navigate in-app to another dashboard, auto-filtered by the clicked row — for example, "View Customer" opens that customer's profile dashboard.
- External links open a per-row URL in a new tab, so you can deep-link into a CRM, docs, or a search.
Other improvements and fixes:
Administration
- Added a Boolean user attribute type — a True / False / Unset toggle — across user attributes, per-user values, and the security-context override editor
AI
- The agent now warns when a query's results are truncated to 100 rows
- Fixed the agent occasionally saving a dashboard report with no chart
Embed
- Added an Embed preview playground for admins to test chat, dashboard, and Creator Mode embeds
- Create embed tenants directly from the admin Embed section
- Embedded surfaces, including Creator Mode, can now be localized to Spanish
- Fixed a crash in embedded dashboard agent chat when the agent returned SQL
- Export embedded dashboard widgets as CSV
Modeling
- Review a dev branch's unsaved and uncommitted changes from anywhere in dev mode, and revert individual files
- Organize views into nested view groups
Workspace
- Share a folder directly from its header