WhoDB adds database exploration and query capabilities to the agent. It provides MCP tool bindings (preferred) and CLI fallbacks to run schema discovery, list connections, describe tables and columns, execute SQL queries, and export results. Use it to quickly inspect unfamiliar schemas, sample data, run ad-hoc analysis, and export query results to CSV/XLSX for reporting.
Activate this skill when the user asks for database introspection, writing or running SQL queries, exporting table/query results, discovering schemas or tables across Postgres, MySQL, MariaDB, SQLite, MongoDB (via adapters), Redis, Elasticsearch or ClickHouse. It covers both interactive MCP tool usage and CLI alternatives when MCP is unavailable.
Inferred compatible agents: Copilot/Codex-style assistants and MCP-enabled agents that can call MCP tools or invoke shell commands. The skill assumes the agent can use tool calls for structured results or shell commands as fallback.
WhoDB is a database assistant skill for exploring and querying multiple database engines (Postgres, MySQL, SQLite, MongoDB, Redis, Elasticsearch, ClickHouse) via MCP tools or CLI fallback. The SKILL.md is well-organized with clear tool descriptions, parameter docs, and workflow examples. No bundled scripts to test. The main limitation is dependency on the WhoDB MCP server or CLI being available, which narrows practical usability.
Clean skill with no security concerns. Good documentation quality but limited by dependency on WhoDB ecosystem. No scripts included — purely instruction-based.