Which component in Palantir allows for ad-hoc analyses?

The Code Workbook is the component in Palantir that enables users to perform ad-hoc analyses. This tool allows analysts and developers to write and execute code in a flexible environment, leveraging the full capabilities of programming languages supported by Palantir, such as Python or JavaScript. By using Code Workbooks, users can manipulate data, run customized analyses, and visualize results quickly, adapting their queries on-the-fly based on new insights or changing requirements.

Other options are limited in their capacities for ad-hoc analysis. The dashboard interface is primarily for visualizing and presenting data in a structured format, making it less suitable for spontaneous analysis. The mobile app focuses on providing access to existing dashboards and reports rather than facilitating custom analytical tasks. The project management tool is designed for organizing workflow and collaboration rather than for data analysis, meaning that it does not support the dynamic exploration of data that is characteristic of ad-hoc analyses.