- Agent alone
- 21.0%
- With AE Toolkit
- 12.5%
Make your AI coding agent think like an analytics engineer.
Give Cursor, VS Code, or Google Antigravity repository-aware workflows for SQL, dbt, data modeling, metrics, data quality, requirements, and pipelines—without silently connecting to your warehouse.
MIT licensed. Local workflows require no AnalyticsEngineering.com account or remote service. A one-click marketplace listing is still pending.
Built by Eric Provencio, an analytics engineer for more than a decade.
About 40% fewer required checks missed.
The same agent ran each task with and without AE Toolkit. The tasks were kept private until every run had been scored.
Read the method, cost, and limitations- Agent alone
- 18.2%
- With AE Toolkit
- 11.2%
Runs used Cursor Composer 2.5 on synthetic repositories. Set A was statistically clear; set B pointed in the same direction with a smaller, inconclusive margin.
Start with the work analytics engineers do every day.
These six entry points are only the beginning. The public repository currently ships 25 agent skills and 18 command aliases spanning the analytics development lifecycle.
/ae-review-sqlAvailable locallyWorkflow 01Review SQL
Check correctness, grain, joins, performance, and production risk.
/ae-profile-dataAvailable locallyWorkflow 02Profile data
Compute and interpret a local CSV, JSON, or JSONL profile.
/ae-review-modelAvailable locallyWorkflow 03Review a data model
Assess or propose a model from business and source evidence.
/ae-dbt-healthAvailable locallyWorkflow 04Check dbt health
Inspect a real dbt project without blindly executing dbt.
/ae-requirementsAvailable locallyWorkflow 05Clarify requirements
Turn an ambiguous request into definitions and acceptance criteria.
/ae-explainAvailable locallyWorkflow 06Explain data code
Explain selected SQL, Python, dbt, YAML, or pipeline code.
Grounded in the repository, not generic advice.
Learns the house style
It inspects naming, keys, tests, documentation, SQL, warehouse, semantic-layer, and BI conventions before proposing work.
Asks fewer, better questions
It infers what the repository can prove and asks only for correctness-critical business facts such as grain or metric meaning.
Keeps risky actions visible
It plans bounded validation, protects production-like targets, and does not silently upload workspace content or mutate warehouse data.
Analysis first, with visible control.
- It does not silently connect to a warehouse or mutate production.
- It does not replace dbt, your warehouse, source control, or a BI tool.
- Connected course grading and remote services are not available today.
- The local plugin contains zero anonymous telemetry.
What to know before you install it.
- What is the Analytics Engineering Toolkit?
- AE Toolkit is a free, open-source plugin and collection of Agent Skills that gives AI coding agents repository-aware workflows for SQL, dbt, data modeling, metrics, data quality, and analytics pipelines.
- Which AI coding agents does AE Toolkit support?
- Cursor gets the full plugin and enforced safety hooks. VS Code and Google Antigravity get generated workspace integrations. Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, and other Agent Skills hosts can install the skills.
- Does AE Toolkit connect to my data warehouse?
- Not silently. The toolkit runs locally, has no telemetry, and asks for approval before a query, warehouse-executing dbt command, or dbt MCP call can run.
- Has AE Toolkit been tested?
- Yes. In paired tests on two sets of previously unseen analytics-engineering tasks, the same agent missed 40% and 38% fewer required checks with AE Toolkit installed. The public evaluation documents the method, run counts, cost, and known weakness.
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