Myriade

Myriade connects Claude to your company's databases: PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server, Azure SQL, Microsoft Fabric, Oracle (including Oracle 11g), Snowflake, BigQuery, MotherDuck, Neon and MongoDB (including Atlas and Azure Cosmos DB). What you learn about them is kept in a shared data catalog: each answer leaves documentation behind, so the next question, yours or a colleague's, starts from what the team already knows. Explore and query - List tables, read schemas, sample rows, and search the catalog for documented tables, columns and business terms. - Run read-only SQL in the database's own dialect. Every query is saved in Myriade. Document as you go - Write descriptions and tags on tables and columns while you analyze them. Without catalog edit rights, Claude files a suggestion that the data team reviews in Myriade. - Keep queries, results and charts in a Myriade report and share it with your organization. Follow your data over time - Turn a rule found during analysis into a monitoring check (freshness, volume, duplicates, nulls or a business threshold). It stays a proposal until a database owner accepts it in Myriade, then runs on a schedule and raises an alert when the rule breaks. - Follow business subjects as topics, such as store sales or signups. A topic groups the checks behind a subject and Myriade writes a regular reading of it. From Claude, open a topic, read its latest reading and alerts, and add notes (a planned change, a tolerated situation) that the next reading takes into account. - Record what was done about an alert. Governance Every call runs with the rights of the person who signed in (OAuth), with Myriade's access rules and column masking. Passwords never go through the chat: they are typed in Myriade's own connection form. Getting started You need a Myriade account (work email) and one database connected by a workspace admin. Myriade's analyst agent and daily brief require a subscription.