Save a read-only SELECT as a live question and get back the block that shows its answer. Paste the returned markdown verbatim, into your reply or into a document with CreateDocument/EditDocument, and it renders as a live number, table, or chart that re-runs for whoever views it, with their permissions, so it stays current as the data changes. Use it whenever the user asks a question about their data or asks for a chart. Run the SELECT with QueryDatabase first to check it returns what you expect, then save exactly that SQL. The SQL is QueryDatabase’s dialect, described there, limited to one SELECT. - displayMode: scalar for one number (a single COUNT/SUM/AVG), table for rows, bar to compare categories, line for a trend over an ordered column, area for a trend whose series add up to a whole, scatter to plot one numeric column against another, pie for shares of a whole. - chart (bar/line/area/scatter/pie): x is the label column and y the numeric result columns, named exactly as the result columns are; alias aggregates (COUNT(*) AS invites) so they have stable names. color names a result column whose values split one y series into one series per value (e.g. invites per party colored by status); stack stacks bar or area series instead of setting them side by side. - Pass databaseId so the question resolves against that database’s tables. Saved questions never change. To change one, save a new one and use its new block.