Can I use this to ask my AI assistant questions about my company's database?
Yes — once GoNavi is connected to your database, tools like Claude Code, Codex, or another compatible AI assistant can look at your table structures and help you find or explain information, without ever seeing your saved passwords.
Do I need to know how to write database code to use this?
No. You can browse and edit your data visually, and let your AI assistant write and check searches for you in plain English.
Which AI assistants and apps does this work with?
GoNavi connects with Claude Code, Codex, and other Model Context Protocol-ready assistants, and it also has its own built-in AI helper that can use OpenAI, Google Gemini, or Claude directly.
Do I need an account or an access key to set this up?
Yes. To use the built-in AI features you will need an account and an access key with an AI provider such as OpenAI, Google, or Anthropic, and you will likely need login details for each database you want to connect.
How hard is it to set up?
Setting this up currently takes some technical comfort — it involves installing the app and, in most cases, some command-line steps to connect it to your databases and your AI assistant, so it is best suited to someone who is comfortable following developer instructions or has help from one.
Can I use this to keep my database passwords safe while using AI?
Yes — your login details stay on your own computer, and your AI assistant only receives the information it needs to help, not your raw passwords.
What kinds of data can I connect it to?
GoNavi works with many types of databases and data stores, including common ones such as MySQL, Postgres, and Redis, plus a long list of other specialized options.
Which computers can I install it on?
GoNavi is available as a downloadable app for Windows, Mac, and Linux.