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Ask questions about data and turn files into analysis, charts, and insights
An open-source AI layer for natural-language analysis of Pandas and Polars datasets
PandasAI combines generative AI with Pandas and Polars for natural-language data analysis. It can write Python analysis code, clean datasets, summarize findings, and generate charts, while its cloud interface supports no-code exploration for business teams.
Updated
2026-09-11
Platforms
Python / Web / Cloud
Freemium
Open-source Python library: 100% free and open source for local or code-based use; users pay their own model API token costs, such as OpenAI or Anthropic, unless they use a local model. PandasAI Cloud: a free trial or free usage allowance may be available; user-provided reference pricing is about $10–$25/month for no-code interaction, team data sharing, and direct cloud database connections. Monthly/annual billing differences, usage limits, seats, model costs, and Enterprise terms should be confirmed on PandasAI's current official plans.
* Pricing is for reference only; see the official site for current pricing.
Ask questions about tables and receive data-focused answers without manually writing every query.
Generate Python workflows for Pandas, Polars, and common visualization libraries.
Inspect, summarize, and analyze structured datasets to support faster exploration.
Create charts from analysis results to communicate trends and relationships clearly.
Explore datasets and generate Pandas, Matplotlib, or Seaborn workflows through natural-language questions.
Ask questions about CSV, Excel, or database data through a cloud no-code interface without writing SQL.
Add generative AI to existing data workflows for faster cleaning, validation, and visualization prototyping.
Quick start
Describe the dataframe columns and dtypes in the agent's instructions; it writes code against what it is told, not what it sees.
Ask for the generated Python before the chart, then rerun it yourself to confirm the result reproduces.
Keep exploration on a sample of the dataframe, and only run the final code against the full dataset.
Pro tip
Core tip: it produces code, so review code. Generated Pandas chains often drop rows during merges or cast a date column to string, and the chart still looks correct. Keep an assertion on row count and null ratio after every step, and pin the model in config since suggestions shift between versions.
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