Sherloq

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AI data agent that works with your own SQL inside your editor

SI Score
74/100
Pricing
Freemium
Free plan
Yes
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What it does

Sherloq is an AI data agent for SQL that runs in your editor. It feeds the AI chat with your own saved SQL so answers use your context. It also helps you save, version, and share queries with folder-level permissions.

Sherloq is built for people who write SQL often and want help that uses their own queries instead of generic answers. The homepage says the AI chat is fed with your own SQL, and it lists tasks such as generating context-aware SQL, fixing syntax, extracting logic and filters, modifying existing queries, and writing correct JOINs. It also acts as a repository: you can save and manage queries from your editor, import existing SQL, create versions, and set who can view or edit each folder and query. It works as a plugin, and the site says no integrations are needed. The pricing page lists a Free Forever plan at $0 with 30 chat messages, 50 SQL syntax fixes, and 25 saved queries, plus a 2 week Pro trial. Pro is $16 per user per month billed annually. Enterprise is custom billed annually. The homepage says the company is SOC2 compliant and does not integrate into your data or metadata. It also mentions SSO support and on-prem solutions for Enterprise plans. The homepage names a Chrome extension and an IntelliJ plugin. No public API or open-source license is stated on the provided pages, so those remain unknown.

Strengths
  • Uses your own saved SQL as context for AI chat
  • Works as a plugin, and the site says no integrations are needed
  • Includes version control and folder-level permissions
  • Free Forever plan with 30 chat messages, 50 syntax fixes, and 25 saved queries
Watch out for
  • No public API is mentioned on the homepage or pricing page
  • No open-source license is stated on the provided pages
  • Only Chrome extension and IntelliJ plugin are named as supported editors
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