It allows you to browse, view, query your data directly in the IDE.
It gives context of your data schema to nao AI featurse.
Add a data connection
To add a connection:Go to Settings > Warehouse Connections > Add Connection

BigQuery
Snowflake
Postgres
DatabricksRedshift
ClickHouse
Amazon Athena
DuckDB
MotherDuck
Display name for this connection inside nao.
Comma-separated project IDs. Supports wildcards (e.g.
project_*) and exclusions (!project-dev).Optional BigQuery location. Leave blank to use the project default.
Optionally scope access to specific datasets by listing them explicitly.
Choose between SSO via OAuth or Service Account. SSO requires your BQ project ID; service accounts use key files.
Required only when Service Account authentication is selected. Upload the JSON key for a service account with at least the BigQuery Data Viewer (Reader) role.
Set query size limitsYou can limit the size of queries executed within nao.If you do, nao will perform a dry run of every query, and cancel query execution if it’s above the GB limit.
The limit will be effective for both user queries and AI agent queries.Go to Settings → Warehouse Connections and set the query size limit field to the maximum rows you want nao to run automatically.

Multiple data connections
You can connect multiple databases at once in nao.You can choose to:
- Set a connection as a global connection (available across all folders in nao)
- Attach a connection to a specific workspace
Only one connection is active at once in nao.You can choose the active connection either from the data tree on the left or from the nao settings / data connections menu with the small circles.
