SQL now leads with why you'd reach for it beyond analytics: it's served over
Flight SQL, so it's the way in for any language without a native LanceDB SDK,
and broadly every public SDK method has a corresponding SQL statement. Closes
by pointing at the SQL Reference as the spec that defines the precise
behavior behind both the SQL surface and the SDK operations it mirrors.
Moving both into Getting Started (before Agentic Skills) means a reader knows
what the API surface even is before being told how to hand it to an agent.
Query and Job were one page because they share the _async convention, but they
are different things: a query returns rows and streams them, a job returns an
outcome you wait for. Two pages now, query first, each carrying a short pointer
to the other rather than the shared framing.
Agentic Skills absorbs the agent plugin tutorial, which was a separate page in
Use Cases describing the same plugin in more detail -- the two had diverged, with
the tutorial carrying the fuller install instructions. It also moves to Getting
Started: installing the plugin is something you do before writing anything, not
a concept to understand.
Jack Ye