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by dbeaver · v0.0.2

Run SQL queries against a CloudBeaver database connection from Dify agents and workflows.

40 installsUpdated Jul 12, 2026
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Capabilities

Tools

Available inside your emploidai workspace after installation.

Data sources

Available inside your emploidai workspace after installation.

Category

tool

Version

0.0.2dbeaver

Requirements

Maximum memory 256MB

Pricing

Not disclosed by publisher

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IncompatibleRequires emploidai 1.15.0+

Permissions

  • Uses storage capability
  • Requires encrypted tool credentials

Dependencies

No additional dependencies

Resources

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CloudBeaver

This is a Dify tool plugin for CloudBeaver, a web-based database management tool. It lets you run SQL queries against any database connected to your CloudBeaver server, directly from Dify agents and workflows.

Source code: https://github.com/daelynum/dify-plugin-cloudbeaver

  • Installation
  • Operations
  • Credentials
  • Compatibility
  • Usage
  • Getting started
  • Resources

Installation

Install the plugin from the Dify Marketplace, or upload the packaged .difypkg file under Plugins -> Install plugin -> Local Package File.

Operations

  • Execute SQL query - run any SQL query with support for limit, offset, ORDER BY, and WHERE filters.

Note: only connections from the Shared project in CloudBeaver are supported.

Credentials

Configure the plugin credentials once:

FieldDescription
Server URLBase URL of your CloudBeaver server, e.g. https://cloudbeaver.example.com
UsernameLocal access username
PasswordLocal access password
Connection IDID of the CloudBeaver connection to run queries against (Shared project only)

The plugin authenticates with local access (username/password). The CloudBeaver server must be reachable from wherever Dify runs.

Compatibility

Runs as a tool plugin on Dify Cloud and self-hosted CloudBeaver (Community, Enterprise, or AWS Edition).

Usage

Finding the connection ID

Right-click a database in CloudBeaver's Database Navigator, select Open, and copy the ID from the connection window (e.g. postgres-jdbc-19d5ca3a223-2f46e1a321049b15).

Default database

The Default database field lets you specify which database or catalog to use when running SQL. Leave it empty to use the connection's default. This helps when a single CloudBeaver connection has access to multiple databases and you want to target a specific one.

Parameters

ParameterRequiredDefaultDescription
default_databaseno-Database or catalog to run the query against
sqlyes-SQL query to execute
limitno200Maximum number of rows to return
offsetno0Number of rows to skip
order_byno-Column(s) to sort by, e.g. name DESC
whereno-Extra WHERE condition, e.g. status = 'active'

Execute SQL query

The Where and Order by fields are applied on top of your SQL query:

SQL query:
SELECT id, name, email
FROM users

Where:    status = 'active'
Order by: created_at DESC
Limit:    50

String values in Where must be quoted, e.g. name = 'Africa'. Numbers go without quotes, e.g. id = 3.

Output

The tool returns a JSON message:

{
  "row_count": 2,
  "rows": [
    {
      "id": 1,
      "name": "alice"
    },
    {
      "id": 2,
      "name": "bob"
    }
  ]
}

Getting started

  1. Start CloudBeaver:

    docker run -d -p 8978:8978 dbeaver/cloudbeaver:latest
    
  2. Configure authentication - follow the Local Access Authentication guide. Create a user (login/password) or use admin credentials.

  3. Create a database connection - follow the Create Connection guide.

  4. Get the connection ID - open Database Navigator, right-click a database, select Open, and copy the connection ID.

  5. In Dify:

    • Configure the CloudBeaver plugin credentials (Server URL, username, password, connection ID).
    • Add the tool to an agent or workflow.
    • Call it with a SQL query.

Resources

  • CloudBeaver documentation
  • Dify plugin documentation