seeql

A keyboard-driven terminal SQL client for PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQLite, with streaming results, context-aware autocomplete, and a theme that inherits your terminal's colours.

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About the Project

seeql is a terminal-native SQL client built for keyboard-driven work across PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQLite. A two-pane layout pairs a sidebar with a results table while the query editor floats on demand. Results stream with constant memory regardless of result-set size, and the whole UI inherits your terminal's colour scheme rather than hardcoding its own. Pure Go with zero CGo, so it starts instantly and ships as a single static binary.

Key Features

• Two-pane layout with sidebar and results table, plus a query editor that floats on demand
• One adapter per scheme, auto-detected from the connection URL across PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQLite
• Streaming results with constant memory regardless of result-set size
• Context-aware autocomplete for tables, columns, keywords, and functions
• Multi-tab sessions with per-tab result sets and queries
• Query history stored in SQLite and searchable, plus an opt-in JSON Lines audit log
• Terminal-native theme with no hardcoded colours; pure Go with zero CGo and instant startup