Summary
A syntax check for SQL an assistant just wrote.
The failure mode this addresses is a plausible-looking query that is wrong for your engine. Because nothing connects to a database, the check is safe to run on statements you have not decided to trust yet — and the same parse tells you which tables the query would have touched.
What it is
Static SQL analysis built on SQLGlot. It parses a statement without connecting to any database, so validation, dialect conversion and reference extraction all happen before anything executes.
What you get
- Syntax validation with the line and column of the error when there is one
- Conversion of a statement from one SQL dialect to another
- Every table and CTE a query references
- Every column reference in the query
- Dialect-aware parsing, so 'valid' means valid for the engine you named
Requirements
Uvx on your PATH. No database connection and no credentials — it reads the SQL text, not your data.