I'm creating a website where, in short, users can index certain genealogical content. In connection with the development of AI, I was thinking about introducing some AI feature that would be nice for user. I was thinking tha the user could perform basic statistics on the collected data. I was thinking about it in such a way that I send the user's query along with: a description of the table/tables and it returns SQL that I would have to execute directly on a MariaDB database Is something like this even possible in Appwrite (e.g., through functions) or maybe something like this can be solved more simply? Of course, I tried something like this in connection with the shared Appwrite MCP server, but here it needs to be done for the user.
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