Which analytics tools have a CLI for AI agents?

Quoted from Databricks’s docsThe CLI detects supported coding agents and installs Databricks skills and plugins so your agent can work effectively with Databricks resources such as bundles, jobs, and SQL.

Quoted from Snowflake’s docsIf it is, the plugin starts a Cortex Code CLI session, runs the request with the CLI’s built-in Snowflake skills, and returns the result to your Claude Code session.

Quoted from Omni’s docsUsing a coding agent? Paste this prompt into Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or any coding agent and it will install the Omni CLI for you:

Quoted from Hex’s docsAI agents that can interact with your command line, such as Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex, can use the hex CLI to create projects, edit cells, and run the Hex Agent.

Quoted from Sigma’s docsConfigure the Sigma CLI to give agents simple, structured commands for the Sigma REST API.

Quoted from BigQuery’s docsbq command-line tool usage

Quoted from Looker’s docsAs Google Cloud's next-generation command-line interface, the Gemini CLI is the recommended tool for interacting with your Looker instances from the command line.

Quoted from Tableau’s docsTableau provides the tabcmd command-line utility which you can use to automate site administration tasks on your Tableau Cloud site.

Quoted from Power BI’s docsThe easiest way to start is with the Power BI Desktop Bridge CLI.

Quoted from Metabase’s docsThe CLI is built to be driven by an AI coding agent like Claude Code.

Quoted from Alteryx’s docsPlugin CLI is a command-line interface based on Typer, a tool that helps you build and manage custom plugins for Alteryx Designer.

Quoted from MotherDuck’s docsThe MotherDuck CLI is designed for both AI agents and people.

Quoted from Redshift’s docsAll commands below use the AWS CLI and work in any environment with configured AWS credentials.

Quoted from Streamlit’s docsIf you use an AI coding agent, run streamlit skills to install Streamlit's official agent skills.