My Claude Code Setup: Getting the Most from your AI Agent
If you’ve been using Claude Code for more than a few weeks, you probably have the same problem I did: Too much stuff installed. It starts innocently. You see a plugin that looks useful, so you install it. Someone shares a skill for generating presentations, so you grab that too. A new frontend design plugin […]
Turning Apple Watch Data into Actionable Insights with Snowflake and Tableau
Can your smartwatch tell when you had a bad week before you admit it? We built a full data pipeline from Apple Watch to Snowflake to Tableau to find out — and what came back was more honest than we expected. Click here to see the dashboard. What you’ll find in this article: What brought us to […]
Ask Your Handbook Anything: Building a RAG Chatbot with Snowflake Cortex
Every company has a handbook. And every company has employees who ask questions the handbook already answers — they just don’t know where to look. HR tackles the same requests week after week. New hires scroll through pages of policy. The information exists. The problem is discoverability. What if your employees could just… ask? That’s […]
Wet Paint: Context Layers and How They Empower Your AI Solutions
Most organizations are on a quest for meaningful AI solutions, looking at different ways to implement new tools into their stack. A recurring pattern in these initiatives is the gap that quickly opens between the high promises and novel buzzwords on one hand, and the daily reality of end users on the other hand. Users […]
InterWorks Blog Roundup — March 2026
Hey there, folks! This wild ride keeps right on going, doesn’t it? Nevertheless, so do we! This month on the InterWorks blog, we had a record-setting number of blogs come out. From start to finish, we managed to get 32 blogs out into the aether, which is just incredible. Fun fact: In addition to these monthly […]
Think Like an Analytics Engineer: Working Effectively in Sigma
Historically, BI tools drew a clear line between the people who model the data and the people who build the dashboards. Sigma collapses that gap. You’re working directly against the warehouse, operating on non-aggregated data with a bottom-up, spreadsheet-like approach, and transforming the data as you go. That flexibility is one of Sigma’s biggest strengths. It’s also where things […]
Your AI Pilot Isn’t Stalled Because of the Technology
Most AI initiatives stall between pilot and production. The path through starts with your experts, not your architecture. A client messaged us recently after building a full data transformation with a single prompt using an AI coding assistant. He was fired up, and rightfully so. His next message laid out the vision: A layer of […]
How InterWorks Rolled Out AI and What It Means for Your Organization
It Started with a Policy, Not a Tool Before anyone at InterWorks touched an AI tool, every employee signed an AI Usage Policy. This wasn’t bureaucratic caution. It was the foundation. The policy set expectations for what’s acceptable, what’s not and what the consequences are. When things inevitably went sideways (and they did), we had something to […]
Governed Natural Language Access to Snowflake Data via Claude Desktop
A client came to us with a mandate from their CTO: They wanted their business users to be able to ask natural language questions against their Snowflake data, specifically from Claude Desktop rather than Snowflake Intelligence or a custom Streamlit app in Snowflake. Claude Desktop was already where their teams were doing daily work, maintaining […]
Creating Multi-Layer Maps in Sigma Using GeoJSON
A common question we’ve been getting lately is whether Sigma supports multi-layer maps. More specifically, people want to know if it’s possible to display polygons, lines and points on the same map; for example, showing a ski resort boundary while also displaying lift lines and lodge locations inside it. The good news: This is absolutely […]
