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Searching connections, browsing schemas and running SQL happen inside the Raycast window, with no switch to the app. Nine commands and twelve AI tools reach TablePro over the tablepro:// scheme and the MCP server, after one pairing step. Needs TablePro 0.37.0 or later.

Install

Install from the Raycast Store, or search TablePro in Raycast’s Store command. The source is MIT-licensed in the Raycast extensions monorepo. It talks only to TablePro on localhost; passwords stay in the macOS Keychain and the extension never reads them. One preference, TablePro App, points at the app bundle so the extension can find and launch it. It defaults to /Applications/TablePro.app, so change it only for a build that lives elsewhere.

Pair

Run Pair with TablePro. An approval sheet opens in TablePro where you pick the scope (read-only to start), the connections the token may reach, and an optional expiry. Approving sends a one-time code back to Raycast, which exchanges it for a token over localhost. Pairing documents the protocol. Re-run the command whenever you want a fresh token. The previous one keeps working until you revoke it in Settings > Integrations.

Commands

Raycast window listing TablePro connections

Search Connections in Raycast

AI tools

This is also an AI Extension: with Raycast AI, mention @tablepro in a chat and Raycast picks tools from this catalog. Each one calls the MCP server, so a call cannot exceed the token’s scope. AI tool calls themselves go through Raycast’s AI provider, under Raycast’s privacy policy.

Troubleshooting