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Veesker Community Edition

Open-source desktop IDE for Oracle 9i through 26ai — SQL editor, PL/SQL debugger, AI assistant, vector search and REST API builder. Apache 2.0.



Veesker Community Edition

Veesker Community Edition

The Oracle desktop IDE — free forever. Works with Oracle 9i through 26ai.

A native desktop IDE with a multi-statement SQL editor, AI assistant (BYOK), PL/SQL debugger, vector search studio, and no-code REST API builder — all in one app, no Oracle client required. 100% open-source under Apache 2.0.

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Community Edition vs Cloud

Veesker follows the DBeaver model: the Community Edition is a fully functional standalone IDE, free forever. Veesker Cloud adds managed AI with deep database context — no API key required, schema-aware, with usage controls and billing.

Feature Community Edition Cloud
SQL Editor (multi-statement)
PL/SQL Editor + Compile + Debug
Schema Browser (tables, views, packages…)
Table Inspector (columns, indexes, FKs, DDL)
EXPLAIN PLAN
Transaction management (commit/rollback)
Terminal (PTY)
ORDS / REST API Studio
Object Versioning
Visual Flow / DataFlow
Local query history + audit log
Auto-update
AI — Explain SQL / Generate SQL (BYOK) ✅ free
AI — Schema-aware (knows your DB) ✅ Cloud
AI — Query execution via AI ✅ Cloud
AI — Query optimization + performance ✅ Cloud
AI — Charts via natural language ✅ Cloud
AI — Debugger analysis + suggestions ✅ Cloud
Vector Search Studio ✅ Cloud
Team features + shared queries ✅ Cloud
Usage dashboard + billing ✅ Cloud
VeeskerDB Sandbox — encrypted production data slices ✅ Cloud
VeeskerDB engine — .vsk format library ✅ embedded ✅ embedded

CE AI uses your own Anthropic key (BYOK) and works as a text assistant — SQL explanation and generation without database access. Cloud AI connects directly to your schema for context-aware answers.

→ See Cloud plans at veesker.cloud/pricing


⚠️ Important — Read before using

Veesker is open-source software distributed AS IS. There are no guarantees about correctness, security, availability, or fitness for any purpose. Do not use Veesker against production databases without first validating it in a non-production environment. See TERMS_OF_USE.md and LICENSE for the full disclaimer.

If you need warranty, SLA, or commercial support, that requires a separate signed agreement — the open-source build never has one.


Screenshots

Veesker workspace — schema tree, DataFlow graph, AI assistant, SQL editor with results Full workspace — schema browser, DataFlow graph, Veesker AI with chart, SQL editor, query history, results grid

Connection home
Connections home — manage Oracle 23ai connections
Workspace and schema tree
Workspace — schema tree with all object kinds
Table columns
Table inspector — columns, types, nullability
DataFlow graph
DataFlow — upstream/downstream dependencies via FK & code refs
SQL editor with results
Multi-statement SQL editor with results grid
AI explain query
Veesker AI — explain queries, suggest fixes, generate SQL
Veesker AI chart — column selection
Veesker AI — select columns and chart type in natural language
Veesker AI chart — preview
AI generates the chart and offers to pin it to the Dashboard
Dashboard with AI-generated chart
Dashboard — AI-generated charts pinned and ready to export as PDF
PL/SQL procedure editor
PL/SQL editor — compile, save, view DDL
PL/SQL debugger
PL/SQL Debugger — breakpoints, step-in/over/out, watch variables
VRAS API builder
VRAS — visual REST endpoint builder for Oracle ORDS
VRAS Sheep AI
VRAS — describe an endpoint in natural language, AI fills the form
Query history
Per-connection query history with timing & row counts
Onboarding & help
In-app guided onboarding & help center

What it is / What it isn't

What it is:

  • A native desktop Oracle 23ai studio combining SQL editing, schema browsing, vector search, AI assistance, PL/SQL debugging, and REST API generation in a single app
  • Zero Oracle client install — connects directly via the Thin driver (pure TypeScript, no native libraries, no JDBC jar)
  • An AI assistant with live database access — Sheep can run SELECT queries against your schema to answer questions, not just autocomplete based on training data
  • A platform with the open .vsk format and @veesker/engine library — encrypted, portable Oracle data slices that can be sealed for specific recipients
  • An open-core project — the IDE is Apache 2.0, with the option for separate corporate features under commercial license

What it isn't:

  • Not a generic multi-database client — DBeaver handles that better
  • Not cloud or SaaS — credentials, query history, and database content stay on your machine
  • Works with Oracle 9i through 26ai — legacy databases are fully supported via Thick mode auto-discovery (no manual Instant Client setup)
  • Not a production-grade tool with warranty — see terms & disclaimers

Created by

Geraldo Ferreira Viana Júnior — Senior Oracle Engineer with 14 years of experience building mission-critical PL/SQL, ERP, and APEX systems.

I started designing Veesker in 2022 — sketching the architecture, the feature set, and the developer experience based on years of real-world Oracle pain points. The bottleneck was never the vision; it was solo implementation velocity. In 2026, with Claude Code mature enough to act as a serious engineering collaborator, I turned four years of design into a working product.

For commercial inquiries, partnerships, or trademark permission, reach out via email.


Features

Connections & Authentication

  • Basic auth — host / port / service name + username / password
  • Oracle Wallet (mTLS) — ZIP upload with automatic connect-alias detection and wallet password support; full Autonomous Database compatibility
  • OS keychain integration — passwords stored via Windows Credential Manager / macOS Keychain / Linux Secret Service via the Rust keyring crate
  • Connection switcher — fast jump between connections without re-authenticating
  • Multi-PDB support — switch service names per connection

Schema browser

  • All object kinds — Tables, Views, Sequences, Procedures, Functions, Packages, Triggers, Types, REST Modules
  • Per-schema vector indicator — schemas containing tables with VECTOR columns are flagged
  • Smart filtering — toggle visibility per kind, hide system schemas, full-text search across all objects
  • Object kind counts — at a glance, see how much is in each schema
  • System schema toggle — show/hide ANONYMOUS, SYS, MDSYS, etc.

Table inspector

  • Columns tab — name, type, nullability, default, comments, primary-key flag, vector indicator
  • Indexes tab — name, unique flag, columns covered
  • Related tab — outgoing & incoming foreign keys, dependent objects, constraints, grants
  • DataFlow graph — visual dependency map showing upstream sources, downstream consumers, FK relationships, and triggers (PL/SQL bodies are scanned for table refs)
  • Quick actions — preview data (SELECT * with PK ordering, FETCH FIRST 200), exact COUNT, view DDL, navigate to any related object

SQL editor

  • Multi-statement execution — full PL/SQL-aware splitter handles strings, comments, q-quoted literals, and BEGIN..END; blocks separated by /
  • Per-statement results — each statement gets its own result tab with status (ok/error/cancelled), elapsed time, and row count
  • Cancel running queriesCmd/Ctrl + . aborts the in-flight statement (server-side connection.break())
  • Run-at-cursor / Run-selection / Run-all — three execution modes with sensible defaults
  • Sortable & resizable result grid — virtual-scrolling for large result sets (no UI freeze on millions of rows)
  • Query history — per-connection SQLite-backed history with elapsed time, row count, error code; click to reload into the editor
  • File I/O — Save / Save As / Open .sql files with file-modified indicator on the tab
  • Multiple tabs — keep separate working contexts open simultaneously
  • DML safety — destructive operations (DELETE, UPDATE, DROP, TRUNCATE) trigger a confirmation modal showing impact
  • EXPLAIN PLAN — visualization of execution plan tree with cost & cardinality
  • Compile errors inline — for CREATE PROCEDURE/FUNCTION/PACKAGE, errors appear in the gutter at the failing line
  • CodeMirror 6 — syntax highlighting, minimap, autocomplete with the schema's actual table/view names

AI Assistant — Sheep 🐑

  • Live database access — Sheep runs SELECT queries against your real schema to answer questions, then explains the results
  • Context-aware — the assistant knows the current schema, currently selected object, and can use the live connection
  • Explain & analyze — highlight any SQL → "Explain with AI" → Sheep walks through it line by line
  • Generate SQL — describe what you want in natural language, get a SQL draft to review and run
  • Markdown rendering — code blocks, inline code, bold, syntax-highlighted
  • API key in OS keychain — Anthropic API key stored locally via keyring; falls back to ANTHROPIC_API_KEY env var

Vector search studio

  • Embedding providers — Ollama (local), OpenAI, Voyage, custom OpenAI-compatible endpoints
  • HNSW & IVF indexes — create, drop, parameterize accuracy/distance metric (Cosine, Euclidean, Dot)
  • Similarity search UI — text input → embeddings → live similarity results sorted by distance
  • 2D scatter plot — PCA-projected vector space, color-coded by similarity score, hover to inspect source rows
  • Embed batch operations — bulk-embed pending rows in your tables with progress tracking

VeeskerDB engine — .vsk format

A pure-TypeScript library for reading and writing .vsk files — Veesker's open encrypted artifact format for portable Oracle data slices. Powers the VeeskerDB Sandbox feature in Cloud Edition; embedded as @veesker/engine and reusable in any Bun/Node project.

  • Open format — magic-bytes + version header, libsodium-sealed recipient envelopes, ChaCha20-Poly1305 encrypted DuckDB blob payload. Spec lives in docs/superpowers/specs/.
  • Crypto primitives — X25519 ECDH for key exchange, ChaCha20-Poly1305 AEAD for content, BLAKE2b for derivation. All from libsodium-wrappers.
  • Per-recipient sealingsealForRecipients(contentKey, recipients[], senderKp) produces N envelopes (one per pubkey); each member decrypts only their envelope with their private key. The content blob itself is encrypted once.
  • DuckDB host — embedded DuckDB instance for staging tabular payloads with full SQL access. Cross-platform native bindings auto-resolved at runtime.
  • No network — engine is local-only. Distribution / publish / pull is the integrator's responsibility (Cloud Edition uses Cloudflare R2 + Veesker API).

The full sandbox workflow — owner build pipeline, hosted publish, recipient management, member open/query UX — is a Cloud Edition feature that consumes this engine.

PL/SQL features

  • PL/SQL editor — full CRUD on procedures, functions, packages, triggers, and types with syntax highlighting
  • Compile — explicit compile button with inline error display
  • Procedure execution modal — auto-generated form for IN/OUT params, including REF CURSOR results displayed as a result grid
  • PL/SQL Debugger — Test Window-style debugger:
    • Breakpoints (gutter click or Ctrl+B)
    • Step Into / Step Over / Step Out / Continue
    • Watch variables panel
    • Call stack with current line highlight
    • Output capture (DBMS_OUTPUT)
    • SYS_REFCURSOR result extraction

VRAS — Veesker REST API Studio

A no-code REST API builder using Oracle ORDS:

  • Auto-CRUD on tables/views — 1-click ORDS.ENABLE_OBJECT with operation selection (GET/POST/PUT/DELETE/GET-by-id)
  • Custom SQL endpoints — write a parameterized SELECT/DML, define route + method, deploy as ORDS handler
  • Procedure endpoints — pick any PL/SQL procedure or function, params auto-introspected, JSON serialization via APEX_JSON (handles SYS_REFCURSOR natively)
  • Veesker AI integration — describe the endpoint in natural language, AI fills the form
  • OAuth 2.0 client management — create OAuth clients with client_credentials grant, role assignment, revoke; secret shown once for safe-keeping
  • Inline HTTP test panel — send GET/POST/PUT/DELETE requests with auto-injected Bearer tokens, JSON pretty-printed response, status code coloring
  • Module browser — read existing ORDS modules from USER_ORDS_* views, view templates, handlers, and source code
  • Export as SQL — reverse-engineer any deployed module into a recreatable PL/SQL block (great for promoting between environments)
  • Bootstrap detection — auto-detects whether ORDS is installed, schema is enabled, user has admin privilege, and base URL is configured; guided modal with one-click "Habilitar agora" when applicable

Workspace UX

  • Dark / light mode with smooth transitions
  • Customizable panels — resize schema tree and AI panel, persisted
  • System tray integration — minimize to tray, status badges per connection state
  • Command palette — Ctrl+K for fast navigation
  • Help center & onboarding — in-app guided tour for new users
  • Auto-update — Tauri-native updater with Ed25519-signed releases via GitHub Releases
  • Audit trail — every SQL execution logged to audit/<date>.jsonl for compliance

Cross-platform

  • Windows — NSIS installer + MSI, runs on Windows 10 (with WebView2) and Windows 11 native
  • macOS.dmg and .app, Apple Silicon and Intel; ad-hoc signing for local builds
  • Linux — supported via Tauri build (not yet packaged for releases)

Install

Windows

Download the latest installer from the Releases page and run Veesker_<version>_x64-setup.exe.

The installer is currently unsigned. Windows SmartScreen will show "Windows protected your PC" — click More infoRun anyway. Code signing via Azure Trusted Signing is in progress.

macOS

Download the .dmg from the Releases page and drag Veesker into Applications.

Apple Silicon and Intel are both supported. The app is ad-hoc signed; on first launch you may need to Right-click → Open to bypass Gatekeeper.

Linux

Build from source — see below. Packaged Linux releases are not yet available.


Build from source

See CLAUDE.md for the full development setup. Quick version:

# Prerequisites: Bun ≥ 1.1, Rust stable, MSVC (Win) or Xcode CLT (macOS)

# Clone & install
git clone https://github.com/veesker-cloud/veesker.git
cd veesker
bun install
cd sidecar && bun install && cd ..

# Compile sidecar binary (path differs by OS)
cd sidecar
bun build src/index.ts --compile --target=bun-windows-x64 \
  --outfile ../src-tauri/binaries/veesker-sidecar-x86_64-pc-windows-msvc.exe
cd ..

# Run dev mode (Vite + Tauri shell + sidecar live reload)
bun run tauri dev

# Or build a production installer
bun run tauri build

Outputs land in src-tauri/target/release/bundle/.

For auto-update setup, see docs/AUTO_UPDATE.md. For Windows code signing, see docs/CODE_SIGNING.md.


Architecture

Veesker system datamap — Desktop Client (CE + CL) → Veesker Cloud API → Oracle Database, with Anthropic AI, Cloudflare R2, and Postgres System datamap — Desktop Client (Tauri 2 + SvelteKit 5 + Bun sidecar) talks to Oracle directly, while Cloud Edition routes managed features through api.veesker.cloud

Component map

flowchart TB
    classDef ceStyle fill:#FFF1ED,stroke:#E85D3C,stroke-width:2px,color:#7C2D12
    classDef clStyle fill:#E0EFFF,stroke:#0A84FF,stroke-width:2px,color:#0C4A6E
    classDef apiStyle fill:#F3E8FF,stroke:#7C3AED,stroke-width:2px,color:#581C87
    classDef extStyle fill:#F1F5F9,stroke:#475569,stroke-width:1.5px,color:#0F172A
    classDef engineStyle fill:#FEF3C7,stroke:#D97706,stroke-width:2px,color:#78350F

    subgraph DESKTOP["🖥️  Desktop Client · Tauri 2 + SvelteKit 5 + Bun sidecar"]
        direction TB

        subgraph CE["📦  Community Edition · Apache 2.0 · Free forever"]
            direction LR
            CE_CORE["<b>Core IDE</b><br/>SQL Editor · multi-statement<br/>PL/SQL · compile · debugger<br/>Schema Browser · all object kinds<br/>Table Inspector · DDL · FKs<br/>EXPLAIN PLAN · DML safety"]
            CE_AI["<b>AI &amp; Vector</b><br/>Sheep AI 🐑 · BYOK Anthropic<br/>Explain SQL · Generate SQL<br/>Vector Search Studio<br/>HNSW · IVF · 2D scatter"]
            CE_TOOLS["<b>Power tools</b><br/>VRAS · no-code REST on ORDS<br/>DataFlow Graph · upstream/down<br/>Query history · audit log<br/>Auto-update · OS keychain"]
        end

        subgraph CL["☁️  Cloud Edition · Proprietary · Subscription"]
            direction LR
            CL_VISION["<b>Veesker Vision</b><br/>Force-directed schema graph<br/>Transitive deps · PL/SQL refs"]
            CL_AI["<b>Schema-aware AI</b><br/>Live DB context · runs SELECTs<br/>Query exec · charts NL"]
            CL_SANDBOX["<b>VeeskerDB Sandbox</b><br/>Owner publish · Member pull<br/>PII masks · TTL · envelopes<br/>Cloud Audit · Team workspaces"]
        end

        ENGINE["🧬  <b>@veesker/engine</b> · Open <b>.vsk</b> format<br/>libsodium · X25519 · ChaCha20-Poly1305 · DuckDB host"]
        SIDECAR["⚡  <b>Bun sidecar</b> · JSON-RPC over stdio<br/>node-oracledb Thin → Thick auto-discovery"]
    end

    subgraph CLOUD["🌐  Veesker Cloud API · api.veesker.cloud · Hono + Bun + Postgres"]
        direction LR
        AUTH["🔑  /v1/auth<br/>JWT · pubkey registry"]
        SANDBOX_API["📦  /v1/sandbox<br/>publish · pull · envelopes"]
        AUDIT_API["📊  /v1/audit<br/>SQL log ingest"]
        ORG["👥  /v1/orgs<br/>tenants · billing"]
    end

    subgraph EXT["🗄️  External services"]
        direction LR
        ORACLE["🛢️  <b>Oracle</b><br/>9i → 26ai<br/>Thin / Thick · Wallet · mTLS"]
        R2["☁️  <b>Cloudflare R2</b><br/>encrypted .vsk blobs"]
        PG["🐘  <b>Postgres</b><br/>tenant metadata"]
        ANTHROPIC["🤖  <b>Anthropic</b><br/>Sheep AI brain"]
        EMBED["🧠  <b>Embeddings</b><br/>Ollama · OpenAI · Voyage"]
    end

    CE_CORE -.-> ENGINE
    CL_SANDBOX -.->|imports via bun link| ENGINE
    CE_CORE --> SIDECAR
    CE_AI --> SIDECAR
    CE_TOOLS --> SIDECAR
    CL_VISION --> SIDECAR
    CL_AI --> SIDECAR
    CL_SANDBOX --> SIDECAR

    SIDECAR ==>|"SQL · PL/SQL · vector"| ORACLE
    SIDECAR -->|"chat"| ANTHROPIC
    SIDECAR -->|"embed"| EMBED

    CL_AI -.->|"managed AI"| AUTH
    CL_SANDBOX ==>|"publish · pull"| SANDBOX_API
    CL_SANDBOX -.->|"audit ingest"| AUDIT_API
    CL_VISION -.->|"team queries"| ORG

    AUTH --> PG
    SANDBOX_API --> PG
    SANDBOX_API ==>|"presigned URLs"| R2
    AUDIT_API --> PG
    ORG --> PG

    class CE,CE_CORE,CE_AI,CE_TOOLS ceStyle
    class CL,CL_VISION,CL_AI,CL_SANDBOX clStyle
    class CLOUD,AUTH,SANDBOX_API,AUDIT_API,ORG apiStyle
    class ORACLE,R2,PG,ANTHROPIC,EMBED extStyle
    class ENGINE,SIDECAR engineStyle

Stack notes

  • Frontend: Svelte 5 with runes ($state, $derived, $effect), CodeMirror 6 for SQL editing, Chart.js for the dashboard, Tauri 2 for native APIs
  • Sidecar: Bun-compiled TypeScript binary handles all Oracle communication via JSON-RPC over stdin/stdout
  • Rust shell: thin Tauri command layer delegating everything to the sidecar; persistence (SQLite for connections + history) and OS keychain integration live in Rust
  • No CGO, no JNI, no Oracle Instant Client required for modern Oracle: node-oracledb Thin mode is pure JavaScript; legacy 9i–11g auto-falls back to Thick mode via Instant Client auto-discovery
  • Open core boundary: the .vsk format and @veesker/engine are Apache 2.0 in Community Edition. Cloud Edition consumes them via bun link — never the reverse direction. Nothing CL-exclusive ever ships in CE.

Documentation


Pricing & commercial use

Veesker is fully open source under Apache 2.0. The code is free forever, with no feature gating — every tier uses the exact same codebase.

For larger organizations that eventually want commercial-grade support and the right to use Veesker for revenue-generating work, paid plans are coming. Until billing is active, Veesker is free for all uses, including commercial.

If your organization wants to be among the first commercial customers when subscriptions launch, or you need early support arrangements, contact me directly: [email protected].

No telemetry. No license server. No kill-switch. When commercial plans launch, compliance will be honor-based + EULA — same model as Docker Desktop.

See COMMERCIAL_USE.md for the long-term commercial framework.


License & disclaimer

Veesker is released under the Apache License 2.0.

No warranty. Veesker is provided "AS IS" and "AS AVAILABLE", without warranty of any kind. The maintainer is not liable for damages arising from the use of the software, including but not limited to data loss, security incidents, downtime, or regulatory non-compliance. See TERMS_OF_USE.md for the full terms.

User responsibility. You are responsible for:

  • Validating Veesker's behavior in non-production before any production use
  • Backing up your data before connecting Veesker to a database
  • Reviewing any AI-generated SQL/PL/SQL/REST configuration before applying it
  • Ensuring your use complies with applicable laws and your organization's policies

No telemetry. The open-source build collects no usage data. Connections, credentials, and query history stay on your machine.


Trademark policy

"Veesker" (the name) and the Veesker sheep mascot (the logo) are trademarks of Geraldo Ferreira Viana Júnior. They are not covered by the Apache 2.0 license.

Forks and derivative works:

  • Must be renamed — they may not use "Veesker" as the product name or in marketing materials.
  • Must not use the Veesker sheep mascot in any form.
  • Must preserve the NOTICE file as required by the Apache License, Version 2.0 (§ 4d).

Permission to use the Veesker name or mascot in any commercial or promotional context requires a separate written agreement. Contact: [email protected]


Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md. All contributors must agree to the Apache 2.0 license terms. We use Conventional Commits and require tests for non-trivial changes.

For security issues, please report privately via SECURITY.md.


Acknowledgments


Veesker is created and maintained by Geraldo Ferreira Viana Júnior.

Designed in 2022 · Shipped in 2026 · Made in São Paulo, Brazil.

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