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oracledb Claude Code Plugin

Author
Google LLC
Category
Database
Topics
Databases & Storage
First cataloged
2026-07-09 (UTC)
Explanation last updated
2026-07-16 (UTC)
Source (GitHub) last updated
2026-08-05 (UTC) (22 days ago)

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Oracledb is a Claude Code plugin that connects an AI agent to an Oracle Database instance so database tasks can be carried out through natural language requests. According to the README, it supports running SQL queries, inspecting schema metadata, reviewing query execution plans, watching active sessions and resource consumption, and checking tablespace and object health. Setting it up requires providing connection details such as a connection string, username, and password, with an optional wallet path and an optional setting to use a thick database driver. The README notes the project is currently in a pre-1.0 beta phase, so its behavior may change before a stable release. Besides Claude Code, the underlying skills can also be used with agents such as Gemini CLI, Codex, and Antigravity.

About the service

Oracle Database is Oracle's relational database product, described on its homepage as a database with AI capabilities built in that unifies several data models within one engine. The homepage states it can run on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, other public clouds, Cloud@Customer, or on-premises hardware. This plugin's function is to let an AI agent connect to and operate an already-running Oracle Database instance; it does not provide the database service itself.

What you can do with oracledb

  • Run SQL queries against database tables using plain-language requests, such as fetching sample rows or aggregated values
  • Explore schema metadata and check object health, including finding invalid objects
  • Review the execution plan for a specific query
  • Monitor active sessions and tablespace or resource usage
  • Configure the connection via environment variables (connection string, username, password, optional wallet path, optional thick-driver setting)

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