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Step 1: Connect Your Agent

Use the oleander plugin in Claude to query your data, upload files, or schedule daily reports.
1

Add plugin marketplace

Open CoworkCustomize+Add marketplace from GitHub.Paste https://github.com/OleanderHQ/claude-plugin (or OleanderHQ/claude-plugin), then install the oleander plugin.
2

Add connector

Open CoworkCustomizePluginsOleanderConnectorsConnect.
3

Verify the connection

Ask your agent for a quick connection check:
“Are you connected to oleander?”
The agent should call oleander_whoami and return your organization context.
See Claude Cowork setup for scheduled tasks and org-wide rollout.
Using a different agent? See Cursor, Codex, and OpenCode setup.

Step 2: Connect Your Data

Connect or upload at least one data source so you can start a conversation about it with your agent: To try it quickly, download the sample Iris dataset and upload it at oleander.dev/app/upload.

Step 3: Ask Your Question

Ask your agent in plain English. Through oleander’s MCP server it can list catalogs, run SQL, upload files, and schedule reports.
  • Analytics: “What’s the average petal length in default.iris, broken down by species?”
  • Exploratory: “Explore the iris dataset. What looks unusual across species?”
Once you’re comfortable asking questions, try going further:
  • Schedule a daily report with a Cowork scheduled task every morning at 8 a.m. (cron: 0 8 * * *).
  • Ask for weekly context on what’s new or changed in your data, like tables renamed, updated, or newly uploaded.
  • Run a weekly org wrap on cost trajectory and whether you’re on track for the month’s KPIs.
Ask in plain English. oleander handles the query plan and execution behind the scenes so your agent can focus on the answer.

Take It Further

Connect Your Warehouse

Query external and lake data through one SQL layer

Query Your Lake

Upload data and run SQL

Setup Your Agent

Connect from your editor, terminal, or automation

Observability

Lineage, traces, and run history in one place