psqlomni 0.1.0

LLM-powered chat interface to your Postgres database - (psql powered with Natural Language)

psqlomni

(psql powered with natural language)

An LLM-powered chat interface to your database. This tool understands Postgres syntax and can easily translate English queries into proper SQL queries. Uses Langchain and Open AI model.

This provides the quickest way to enable LLM chat with your data - no preparation is needed.

Here's a quick demo showing natural language queries:

https://github.com/emmakodes/psqlomni/assets/34986076/0c58f4fd-c359-47c2-8e3c-4b068545e522

Installation

You will need:

1. credentials for your database
2. an OpenAI API Key from your OpenAI account.

then

pip install psqlomni

or download the source.

Run the CLI with:

psqlomni

or use python -m psqlomni to run from source.

What can it do?

The Open AI model understands most Postgres syntax, so it can generate both generic SQL commands as well as very Postgres-specific ones like querying system settings.

The LLM is also good at analyzing tables, understanding what they are likely used for, and inferring relationships between tables. It is good at writing JOINs between tables without explicit instruction.

It can write queries to group and summarize results.

It also maintains a history of the chat, so you can easily ask follow up questions.

Configuration

You can configure the database connection either using psql style command line arguments or the env vars DBHOST, DBNAME, DBUSER, DBPASSWORD, DBPORT.

Else when you first run the program it will prompt you for the connection credentials as well as your OpenAI API key.

After first setup all the configuration information is stored in ~/.psqlomni. Delete that file if you want to start over.

How it works

psqlomni uses Langchain and the OpenAI model to create an agent to work with your database.

When requested the LLM automatically generates the right SQL, ask if to execute the query, if yes(or y), it executes the query. The query results are then returned. If an error is returned, it rewrites the query, check the query, ask for confirmation to execute query and then try again.

Command Reference

There are a few system commands supported for meta operations:

help - show system commands

connection - show the current db connection details, and the active LLM model

exit or ctrl-c to exit