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The SQL editor is built on Monaco (the VS Code editor), so syntax highlighting, autocomplete, multi-cursor, and shortcuts like Ctrl+Z and Ctrl+/ work as expected.

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Writing queries

Autocomplete suggests tables, columns, keywords, and functions from your live schema, for PostgreSQL, MySQL, MSSQL, and ClickHouse. Query zones let you keep several queries in one file, separated by --- delimiter lines. Each zone runs independently.
  • Click inside a zone to focus it.
  • Run (or Ctrl+Enter) executes the focused zone.
  • Add a --- line to create a new zone.

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Running queries

Place the cursor in a zone and Run (or Ctrl+Enter). Results appear below the editor with sorting, column resizing, and copy. On error, the database message shows inline. Use Fix with AI to get a corrected query.

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Saving queries

Click Save, name the query, and it’s stored per connection. Open saved queries from the Saved queries panel, where you can rename, duplicate, or delete them.

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AI in the editor

Generate / modify SQL

Press Ctrl/⌘+K in a zone and describe what you want. A diff shows the change before you apply it. Subscription feature.

Fix on error

Fix with AI appears next to an error and suggests a correction you apply in one click. Subscription feature.
The AI has full schema context, so it uses your real table and column names. See the AI assistant.

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Query logger

Every executed query is recorded in the Query logger panel: SQL text, timestamp, status, and row count. Click an entry to copy the SQL back into the editor. The log is per session and clears when you close the connection.