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Raycast Extension

The TablePro Raycast extension searches connections, browses schemas and tables, and runs SQL from Raycast. It drives the GUI through the tablepro:// URL scheme and exchanges data with the MCP server. Requires TablePro 0.37.0 or later.

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Install

Install it from the Raycast Store, or search TablePro in Raycast’s Store command. The source is MIT-licensed in the Raycast extensions monorepo.

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Pair

Run Pair with TablePro. TablePro opens an approval sheet where you pick the scope (read-only by default), the connections the token can reach, and an optional expiry. On approve, a one-time code returns to Raycast over a deep-link callback, and the extension exchanges it for the token over localhost. Re-run the command any time to issue a fresh token; TablePro revokes the old one. The protocol behind this is documented in Pairing.

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Commands

Raycast window listing TablePro connections

Search Connections in Raycast

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AI tools

The extension is an AI Extension: with Raycast AI, mention @tablepro in a chat and Raycast picks tools from this catalog. The tools call the TablePro MCP server; see MCP Tools for the underlying schemas. Write access follows the security model: a tool call cannot exceed the token’s scope or the connection’s external access level.

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Preferences

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Troubleshooting

If TablePro is running but the MCP server is not, the extension opens tablepro://integrations/start-mcp and retries. A 401 means the token was revoked: re-run Pair with TablePro. For 403 access errors and other MCP failures, see MCP client troubleshooting.

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Privacy

The extension talks only to TablePro on localhost and makes no third-party network requests. Connection passwords stay in the macOS Keychain; the extension never reads them. AI tool calls go through Raycast’s AI provider under Raycast’s privacy policy.