Plugin marketplace for Claude Cowork and Claude Code by Tyler Morrow
npx claudepluginhub tmorrowdev/data-pluginWrite SQL, explore datasets, and generate insights faster. Build visualizations and dashboards, and turn raw data into clear stories for stakeholders.
A data analyst plugin primarily designed for Cowork, Anthropic's agentic desktop application — though it also works in Claude Code. SQL queries, data exploration, visualization, dashboards, and insight generation. Configured for Snowflake, Amazon SageMaker, Amplitude, and Jira.
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This plugin transforms Claude into a data analyst collaborator. It helps you explore datasets, write optimized SQL, build visualizations, create interactive dashboards, and validate analyses before sharing with stakeholders.
Connect your Snowflake MCP server for the best experience. Claude will:
Use Amazon SageMaker Studio notebooks for deeper exploration, ML workflows, and sharing analysis with your team. Claude can write Python/SQL code optimized for SageMaker notebooks, generate cells you can paste directly, and help structure notebook-based analyses.
Without a Snowflake connection, paste SQL results or upload CSV/Excel files for analysis and visualization. Claude can also write Snowflake SQL queries for you to run manually, and then analyze the results you provide.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
/analyze | Answer data questions -- from quick lookups to full analyses |
/explore-data | Profile and explore a dataset to understand its shape, quality, and patterns |
/write-query | Write optimized SQL for your dialect with best practices |
/create-viz | Create publication-quality visualizations with Python |
/build-dashboard | Build interactive HTML dashboards with filters and charts |
/validate | QA an analysis before sharing -- methodology, accuracy, and bias checks |
| Skill | Description |
|---|---|
sql-queries | SQL best practices across dialects, common patterns, and performance optimization |
data-exploration | Data profiling, quality assessment, and pattern discovery |
data-visualization | Chart selection, Python viz code patterns, and design principles |
statistical-analysis | Descriptive stats, trend analysis, outlier detection, and hypothesis testing |
data-validation | Pre-delivery QA, sanity checks, and documentation standards |
interactive-dashboard-builder | HTML/JS dashboard construction with Chart.js, filters, and styling |
api-data-contracts | Generate typed data contracts from your OpenAPI spec for the UI agent — without Claude seeing real data |
You: /analyze What was our monthly revenue trend for the past 12 months, broken down by product line?
Claude: [Writes SQL query] → [Executes against data warehouse] → [Generates trend chart]
→ [Identifies key patterns: "Product line A grew 23% YoY while B was flat"]
→ [Validates results with sanity checks]
You: /explore-data users table
Claude: [Profiles table: 2.3M rows, 47 columns]
→ [Reports: created_at has 0.2% nulls, email has 99.8% cardinality]
→ [Flags: status column has unexpected value "UNKNOWN" in 340 rows]
→ [Suggests: "High-value dimensions to explore: plan_type, signup_source, country"]
You: /write-query I need a cohort retention analysis -- users grouped by signup month,
showing what % are still active 1, 3, 6, and 12 months later. We use Snowflake.
Claude: [Writes optimized Snowflake SQL with CTEs]
→ [Adds comments explaining each step]
→ [Includes performance notes about partition pruning]
You: /build-dashboard Create a sales dashboard with monthly revenue, top products,
and regional breakdown. Here's the data: [pastes CSV]
Claude: [Generates self-contained HTML file]
→ [Includes interactive Chart.js visualizations]
→ [Adds dropdown filters for region and time period]
→ [Opens in browser for review]
You: /validate [shares analysis document]
Claude: [Reviews methodology] → [Checks for survivorship bias in churn analysis]
→ [Verifies aggregation logic] → [Flags: "Denominator excludes trial users
which could overstate conversion rate by ~5pp"]
→ [Confidence: "Ready to share with noted caveat"]
See CONNECTORS.md for the full list of connected tools.
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