Execute custom GraphQL queries against your BaseQL endpoint. Use this for complex queries, joins across tables, or when other tools don't meet your needs. BaseQL uses Float (not Int) for numbers, _page_size/_page for pagination, and unquoted keys in filters like {email: "test@example.com"}.

Get detailed schema information for a specific table including field names, types, and relationships. Use this to understand table structure before querying or to identify available fields for filtering/sorting. Essential for building correct GraphQL queries.

List all available tables (data sources) in your BaseQL endpoint. Use this first to discover what data is available, then use getTableSchema to understand specific table structures. Returns table names and descriptions.

Query data from a table with filtering, sorting, and pagination. Use this for most data retrieval needs. filter is passed directly to BaseQL _filter (supports operators like _eq, _in, _and, _or). Exact matches are case-sensitive unless you use advanced operators in _filter.

Search for records by exact, case-sensitive matches on string fields. This is not full-text search; it filters specific fields (use fields to control which). If you need case-insensitive or partial matching, BaseQL does not support it directly.

Discover possible values for select fields (dropdowns) by analyzing existing data. Use this to see what values are actually being used in a field before filtering or to understand data patterns. Returns unique values with counts. Note: Only shows values currently in use - empty options won't appear.