Great point about hallucinations, it's a fair concern. But Claude Code isn't a black box. It reasons out loud: you can see every SQL statement it writes and executes in real time, so you have full visibility at every step. When it makes a mistake (and it does), you can watch it investigate the data model, correct itself, and move on. Nothing happens that you can't see or review.
But here's where it gets interesting. The real value of an admin isn't clicking through favorites, it's the knowledge behind what those favorites point to. Creating reports, designing workflows, configuring business rules. That's where expertise matters.
So I recorded a live session. One prompt:
"Create a stacked bar chart report on the incident table showing active incidents grouped by priority and stacked by state. Include data labels, legend, and set the title to 'Incidents by Priority & State' with subtitle 'Active incidents analysis'. Then pin it as a blue favorite in my navigation bar so I can access it with one click."
Two minutes later, Claude had built the full stacked bar report, with the right filter, grouping, labels, legend, and pinned it as a blue favorite. One click access included.
The session (animated gif) is uncut and unedited, so yes, two minutes of watching an AI think and write SQL isn't exactly thrilling. But that's the point: it's real, not a polished demo. You can see exactly how it works, including when it stumbles and recovers.
And of course, as with anything AI generates, the admin should review before shipping to production. That's just good practice regardless of the tool.
