Environment safety

Know it is prod before you touch it.

A four-phase detection engine classifies every profile and table as production, staging, or development. Color-coded badges follow you across the entire UI, custom rules bend the engine to your naming, and one-click overrides settle anything it gets wrong.

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Environment classification with color-coded badges and custom rules

Highlights

01Four-phase detection

Local endpoint checks, profile name heuristics, table name consensus, and account alias lookup.

02Color-coded badges

Production red, staging yellow, development green, visible across the entire UI.

03Custom rules

Glob or regex patterns against profile names, table names, or account aliases.

04One-click overrides

Reclassify any profile or table from its context menu when detection gets it wrong.

05Auto-suggested rules

New classification rules proposed from the naming patterns it observes.

06Filter by environment

Live counts per classification; click a pill to filter the table grid.

Everything inside

The detection pipelineFour phases run in order: local endpoint detection, profile name matching, table name consensus analysis, and AWS account alias lookup via the IAM API.

Badges everywhereEnvironment badges appear across the table browser, query builder, and results, so the classification is never more than a glance away.

Your rules, your namingCreate glob or regex patterns matching profile names, table names, or account aliases. Full control over how environments are categorized.

Locked overridesManual classifications are locked, so a later auto-detection pass can never quietly revert your call.

Suggested rulesWhen the engine spots a consistent naming pattern across your profiles and tables, it proposes a rule instead of leaving you to write one.

Set environment menuRight-click any table to manually assign production, staging, or development on the spot.

Goes well with

Pending changesReview every staged edit before it writes.Explore →Credential managementSix credential types, stored in your OS keyring.Explore →Template variablesDefine values once, reference them anywhere as chips.Explore →

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