Understanding the Interface

EzuneDB keeps everything in one window — four sidebar views, multi-tab chat, and a visual schema explorer.

The EzuneDB main window with sidebar, tab bar, and chat

One window, four views — Connections, Schema, Chat, and Settings

1
The sidebar

The left sidebar switches between the four main views. Connections manages your databases, Schema explores their structure, Chat is where you ask questions, and Settings holds AI, theme, and profile options. Collapse the sidebar with the toggle at the bottom to maximize working space.

2
Chat tabs

Chat is multi-tab, like a browser: each tab keeps its own conversation and its own database selection, so you can compare investigations side by side.

  • Cmd/Ctrl+T opens a new tab
  • Cmd/Ctrl+W closes the current one
  • Tabs are titled automatically from your first question
Several chat tabs, each with its own conversation

3
The schema explorer

The Schema view shows connected databases two ways. Tree mode lists every table with its columns, types, keys, and indexes — and lets you annotate tables and columns with descriptions the AI will use.

The schema tree with expanded tables

ER Diagram mode draws the same schema as an interactive entity-relationship diagram — foreign keys become edges, so you can see at a glance how everything joins together.

The interactive ER diagram

💡 Pro Tip

Table and column descriptions you add in the schema tree are fed to the AI as context — a minute of annotation noticeably improves generated SQL on gnarly schemas.