Grain keeps dashboard aggregates pre-computed and up to date inside your own Postgres database. You declare the grain of an aggregate once — tenant, time bucket and dimensions — and database triggers record what changed so a worker can rebuild just the affected cells, instead of recomputing everything on a schedule. No new infrastructure, no materialized view refresh storms, and a verify command that proves the aggregate still matches its source.

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>= 3.2.0

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Oscar Ortega

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  1. 0.0.3

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