Databases tools your agent already has
Ask a question about your data in a sentence. Your agent writes the query and brings you the answer.
16 toolsThe gap between having a database and getting an answer out of it is usually the query. With the clients already installed and your credentials in the Vault, your agent connects, asks, and reports back, and you never open a SQL editor to find out how many of something there were last week.
The tools
Preinstalled on every plan, with nothing to set up. A few depend on the engine you pick.
duckdbAnalytical SQL over local files: Parquet, CSV and JSON.
sqlite3Query, migrate and dump SQLite databases.
psqlQuery, inspect and administer PostgreSQL.
mysqlQuery and administer MySQL and MariaDB.
mongoshQuery collections and run aggregations on MongoDB.
redis-cliInspect keys, run commands and watch traffic on a Redis instance.
pg_dumpDump a PostgreSQL database to SQL or a custom archive.
pg_restoreRestore a PostgreSQL archive whole, or one table at a time.
pg_isreadyCheck whether a PostgreSQL server is accepting connections yet.
createdbCreate a PostgreSQL database without opening a psql session.
dropdbDrop a PostgreSQL database without opening a psql session.
mysqldumpDump a MySQL or MariaDB database to SQL.
mysqladminCheck status, flush caches and manage a running MySQL or MariaDB server.
mariadbOpen a MariaDB shell, the canonical name behind the mysql client.
mariadb-dumpDump a MariaDB database, the canonical name behind mysqldump.
usqlOne SQL client for Postgres, MySQL, SQLite, SQL Server, Oracle, ClickHouse and more.
A real command line, already set up
Every agent runs on a sandboxed machine with the whole toolbox preinstalled. No setup step, on any plan.
