Sample Data and Prompts

Once you’ve completed Getting Started and have your dev server running, here are some ways to work with Claude Code.

Exploring Your Data

Before building anything, it helps to understand what data you have. Try:

• “What data sources are available?”
• “Show me the tables in [your data source]”
• “Describe the columns in the [table name] table”
• “What does the data in [table name] look like? Show me a few rows”

Example Sessions

The best way to build with Wallabi is to use the begin / ship workflow. Here are some example sessions to try with your own data.

Build a dashboard

/begin Build a dashboard showing monthly revenue trends by region

Then iterate with Claude Code:

• “Add a date range filter so I can pick the time period”
• “Break down the chart by product category too”
• “Add a summary table below the chart with totals”

When it looks right: /ship

Add a new data source

/begin Connect our Salesforce pipeline data and build a deals overview

Then guide Claude Code:

• “Show me what tables are available in the Salesforce source”
• “Create a view of open deals with owner, stage, and expected close date”
• “Add a filter for deal stage”

When it looks right: /ship

Improve an existing app

/begin Add drill-down capability to the audience dashboard

Then refine:

• “When I click a segment in the chart, show the underlying records in a table below”
• “Add an export button for the drill-down table”
• “The date column should be formatted as Month Day, Year”

When it looks right: /ship

Tips

• Start with data exploration — understanding your tables and columns leads to better apps
• Be specific about what you want to see — “Show monthly revenue by region with a date filter” works better than “Make a dashboard”
• Iterate in small steps — ask for one thing at a time so you can review each change
• Use /begin and /ship — they keep your work organized and give Claude Code context about what you’ve built before