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The power of Calliope’s AI tools comes from connecting to your actual data. Not sample data. Not uploaded files. Your live databases and systems.
Here’s how to connect.
Relational databases:
Cloud data warehouses:
File storage:
Other sources:
1. Gather credentials
2. Create connection in Calliope
3. Configure schema access
4. Start querying
Credentials are handled securely:
Storage:
Access:
Audit:
Help AI understand your data:
Table descriptions: “customers: Main customer table with demographic info”
Column descriptions: “customer_id: Primary key” “ltv: Lifetime value in USD” “churn_date: Date customer churned (null if active)”
Relationships: Document how tables relate.
Better documentation = better AI queries.
Control who can access what:
Connection level: Who can use this database connection?
Schema level: Which schemas are visible?
Table level: Which tables within schemas?
Row level: Filter data by user context (advanced)
Least privilege. Always.
When users query through AI:
Users get answers. You maintain control.
Large databases need consideration:
Query limits: Set row limits to prevent massive queries
Timeout settings: Don’t let queries run forever
Read replicas: Consider pointing at read replicas
Query review: Complex queries may need DBA review
Connection refused:
Permission denied:
SSL errors:
Timeout:
Connecting data sources:
Your data, AI-enabled.

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