Local Databases

Local Databases

Query PostgreSQL, MySQL, or SQL Server databases on your own network — securely, from the cloud.

Open Connectors → Local Databases. A local database is a PostgreSQL, MySQL, or SQL Server database on your network, reached securely through your connector agent. Once registered and healthy, it is automatically available to scripts (localdb.query), the API, and the AI Assistant.

Registering a database

1. Make sure a connector is installed and online at the database's site.
2. Click Add Database and enter the connection details (type, host, and database name).
3. Credentials are stored encrypted as a local_db credential, so they are never exposed in scripts.
4. Once the connection is healthy, it is ready to use.

Using a local database

Registered databases can be queried from the SQL Editor, from scripts with localdb.query, and by the AI Assistant — all without exposing your network or credentials.

Permissions: Registering a database requires the Builder permission.