trinops

Trino query monitoring from the terminal. CLI commands for listing and inspecting queries, a live TUI dashboard, and a progress-tracking library for use in Python scripts.

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Installation

Try it without installing:

uvx trinops top

Or install permanently:

pip install trinops

For tqdm progress bars in library usage:

pip install trinops[tqdm]

Quick Start

Point at a cluster and go:

trinops top --server trino.example.com --user myuser

Or configure once and skip the flags:

trinops config init --server trino.example.com --user myuser --auth none --yes
trinops top

Environment variables work too:

export TRINOPS_SERVER=trino.example.com
export TRINOPS_USER=myuser
trinops top

CLI Usage

List queries

# Your recent queries
trinops queries

# All users' queries
trinops queries --query-user all

# Filter by state
trinops queries --state RUNNING

# JSON output (pipe to jq, etc.)
trinops queries --json

# Select specific fields
trinops queries --select query_id,state,user,elapsed_time

Inspect a single query

# Rich formatted detail
trinops query <query-id>

# Full REST API response as JSON
trinops query <query-id> --json

# Select specific fields from the raw response
trinops query <query-id> --select queryId,state,queryStats.elapsedTime,queryStats.peakUserMemoryReservation

Schema search

Cache catalog metadata locally and search across tables and columns:

# Cache a specific catalog
trinops schema refresh --catalog tpch

# Cache all discoverable catalogs
trinops schema refresh --all

# Search for tables
trinops schema search "lineitem"
trinops schema search "order*"

# Search for columns
trinops schema search --columns "customer_id"

# Show table details
trinops schema show tpch.sf1.lineitem

# List cached catalogs
trinops schema list

All schema commands support --json output and --profile for multi-cluster setups.

TUI dashboard

trinops tui
trinops top  # alias

The dashboard shows a live-updating table of queries with sorting, a tabbed detail pane, and configurable refresh interval.

Keybindings:

When the detail pane is open:

Click column headers to sort; click again to reverse. Default sort is by Elapsed time, descending.

Configuration

Config file lives at ~/.config/trinops/config.toml:

[default]
server = "trino.example.com"
scheme = "https"
user = "myuser"
auth = "none"
query_limit = 50

[profiles.prod]
server = "trino-prod.example.com:443"
auth = "oauth2"

Manage config from the CLI:

# Set individual values
trinops config set server trino.example.com
trinops config set user myuser
trinops config set query_limit 100

# Configure a named profile
trinops config set server trino-prod:443 --profile prod
trinops config set auth oauth2 --profile prod

# View current config
trinops config show
trinops config show --profile prod

Authentication

Supported methods: none, basic, jwt, oauth2, kerberos.

# Check auth status
trinops auth status

# Run OAuth2 flow
trinops auth login

For basic auth, use password_cmd to fetch credentials from a secret manager (e.g., pass, 1password-cli) rather than storing passwords in the config file. For oauth2, install keyring to cache tokens across sessions.

Library Usage

Wrap a trino cursor or connection to get live progress display during query execution:

import trino
from trinops import TrinoProgress

conn = trino.dbapi.connect(host="trino.example.com", port=443, user="myuser")
cursor = conn.cursor()

with TrinoProgress(cursor) as tp:
    tp.execute("SELECT * FROM catalog.schema.table")
    rows = tp.fetchall()

You can also monitor an already-running query by passing a connection and query ID:

with TrinoProgress(conn, query_id="20260310_143549_08022_abc") as tp:
    tp.start()
    tp.wait()

Claude Code Integration

trinops ships with a Claude Code skill that teaches Claude how to query and inspect Trino cluster activity. If you have trinops installed in a project, Claude can use trinops queries --select and trinops query <id> --select to investigate query performance, find long-running queries, and diagnose failures with minimal context usage.

A Claude Code plugin is also included for marketplace discoverability.

Roadmap

Completed:

• Kill query support — cancel running queries from CLI and TUI (#1)
• Enriched TUI detail — tabbed detail view with overview, stats, tables, and errors (#2)
• Schema cache and search — cache catalog metadata locally, search tables/columns (#3)

Planned:

• Query plan visualization — render the stage tree from the REST API in both CLI and TUI (#5)
• MCP server — Model Context Protocol server for AI assistant integration (#4)
• Multi-cluster support — switch between profiles in the TUI, unified multi-cluster view (#6)
• Notifications and alerts — desktop notifications and webhooks for long-running queries and failures (#7)
• Worker/node health — cluster node monitoring via /v1/node (#8)

Requirements

• Python 3.10+
• A running Trino cluster with the REST API accessible

License

PolyForm Shield 1.0.0