SQLAnvil Cloud
SQLAnvil Cloud is the hosted control plane for your SQLAnvil projects. The open-source CLI compiles and runs your SQL workflows; Cloud adds the layer around it — connecting your repo, brokering warehouse connections, running branch CI on pull requests, scheduling workflows, and giving you a web dashboard to review and operate it all.
It runs at app.sqlanvil.com and is free during early access — see pricing for the planned plans (billing will only ever start with advance notice and your explicit agreement).
What Cloud adds over the CLI
Section titled “What Cloud adds over the CLI”| Open-source CLI | SQLAnvil Cloud | |
|---|---|---|
| Compile + run SQL | ✅ | ✅ (hosted) |
| Selection (tags, deps) | ✅ | ✅ |
| Branch CI on PRs | DIY | ✅ turnkey |
| Scheduled workflows | DIY (cron) | ✅ |
| Run history + dashboard | — | ✅ |
| Connect a GitHub repo | — | ✅ |
Cloud is agent-native and self-service — there’s no IDE to learn and no support desk. You author with your own tools (CLI, agents), and Cloud handles review and operation.
The shape of a project
Section titled “The shape of a project”- Sign in with GitHub and create a project.
- Connect a repo — install the SQLAnvil GitHub App and pick the repository that holds your SQL project.
- Configure a warehouse connection — the target your models run against.
- Open pull requests → SQLAnvil runs branch CI and reports back on the PR.
- Set up workflows to run on a cadence.
Sign in
Section titled “Sign in”Cloud uses Sign in with GitHub — the same account that hosts your code. There’s no separate password to manage; GitHub verifies your identity. The first time you connect a repository you’ll also install the SQLAnvil GitHub App (a separate step — see Connect a repo).
Next steps
Section titled “Next steps”- Getting started with Cloud — the full zero-to-green-PR path
- Connect a repo
- Warehouse connections — including Connect Supabase
- Workflows
- The Code workspace — browse branches, preview results, see the DAG
- The MCP server — operate and debug from Claude Code or any MCP client
- Compilation overrides
- The ingest token
- Data handling — what Cloud stores, and what it never sees