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Introducing Genie Agent Mode
Hanlin Sun · 2026-04-17 · via Databricks

We are excited to introduce Agent mode in Genie spaces. Our team has developed a powerful agentic process that iteratively plans, explores, and reasons over your data to answer your business questions. As part of Databricks’ Week of Agents, this blog highlights another way we’re changing how organizations interact with their data using agentic AI.

This experience unlocks a much more actionable level of data analysis for everyone in your organization. Now, anyone can get real-time insights into complex business questions like: 

  • Why did our churn rate spike in Q3?
  • How can we optimize our campaign spend?
  • What revenue impact should I anticipate if these two supply lines are interrupted?

How Agent Mode Works

When you ask a question in Agent mode, Genie doesn’t just return a single query. It investigates the problem like a real data analyst: planning an approach, testing hypotheses, and iterating toward an explanation.

For example, imagine a Genie space for customer support. You notice a spike in reopened cases in December 2025 and ask: “What’s contributing to the spike in reopened support cases?”

Agent mode first confirms the spike, then explores possible contributors such as customers, products, categories, or teams. It uses the business context in your Genie space, including Unity Catalog metadata and author-defined semantics, to focus on the most relevant potential contributing factors.

 Genie Agent reasoning trace showing 8 queries executed to analyze the Dec 2025 reopened cases spike.

Agent mode then evaluates these hypotheses by executing multiple queries against the underlying data. The semantics defined in Genie’s knowledge store teach it how to produce accurate queries. We also made Agent mode’s work transparent so users can always verify its accuracy.

During its analysis, Genie continuously reflects on the results of each query and decides what to explore next. In this example, after testing several potential drivers of the spike, the agent decides that it should further investigate if seasonal patterns are contributing to the spike. This iterative cycle of hypothesis generation, querying, and reflection allows Genie to explore data more thoroughly and arrive at a well-supported explanation.

After completing its analysis, Genie generates a report of its findings. Following this example, the report first quantifies the increase in reopened cases and then identifies the primary contributors—namely a rise in bug-related cases and performance from the L2 regional team. To support these conclusions, the report also includes visualizations and references to the underlying SQL for users to review.

Line chart showing reopened cases trend throughout 2025, peaking at 76 in December.

Bar chart showing reopened support cases by category in Dec 2025, with Bug as the top driver at 27 cases.
Grouped bar chart comparing reopened cases by team across Oct–Dec 2025, with L1 Global and L2 Regional leading.

Genie Agent analysis conclusion with additional context and a recommendation to review case closure procedures.

Depending on the type of question, Genie also provides actionable recommendations on what teams should focus on to improve performance. Users can then share these reports directly in the platform or download them as PDFs to easily distribute insights and collaborate.

Built for Questions of Any Complexity
Agent mode not only unlocks advanced business investigations—it improves accuracy across all question types, from simple analytics to multi-step analysis.

Even for straightforward questions, it takes small validation steps to ensure it understands the data before responding. We’ve also tuned the agent to dynamically scale its reasoning to the complexity of the task—moving quickly for simple prompts, and spending more time planning and evaluating for deeper investigations.

The result is faster answers for everyday questions and more rigorous analysis when tackling complex problems.

Users interacting with Genie inside AI/BI Dashboards can also take advantage of this new experience. When you ask questions to Genie from a Dashboard, it leverages Agent mode by default.

Get Started Today

Workspace admins can now confirm Agent mode is enabled in the Workspace Previews page. Once enabled, simply turn on the Agent toggle in your Genie spaces and ask your business questions.

 Databricks Genie interface showing a tooltip explaining the Agent mode for multi-step data reasoning.

Agent mode is now available, with much more to come including API support and unstructured document analysis. Give Agent mode a try today — we can’t wait to hear what you think.