Observed arrival · 2026-10-03
rimor, a terminal workbench for SQL databases
rimor is a keyboard-first terminal workbench for browsing database catalogs, writing SQL in tabs and viewing query results.
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- Developers who inspect or query SQL databases from a terminal
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- The sample screen includes schema browsing, two SQL tabs, result navigation, and keyboard hints such as “⏎ open” and “y copy.”
Field notes
The displayed workflow places a catalog tree beside SQL editor tabs and a results pane, with keyboard hints visible in the sample. The tree exposes tables, columns, indexes, views, and triggers; the example query returns six rows. A Go install command is present, and the page links to documentation and source on GitHub. The claim about handling millions of rows is stated on the homepage, not independently verified by the extract.
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