Claude and Cursor can write SQL against your warehouse, but they don't know that "revenue" excludes refunds or that "active" means 2+ sessions in 28 days. Contextloop serves your team's definitions to every agent over MCP, turns each correction into a rule, and tracks how often answers are right.
Try it now without an account: claude mcp add --transport http contextloop-demo https://getcontextloop.com/mcp?key=demo
Works with Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, and any MCP client. We never need access to your warehouse.
sum(amount) where status not in ('refunded','test'), in USD using fx_rates. Last month: $412,880.accounts.is_internal).Paste one MCP URL into Claude Code, Cursor or Claude Desktop. Your agent keeps using its own database tools. Contextloop only supplies context, so no warehouse credentials are needed.
Add your key metrics, terms, table notes and rules, or paste in existing dbt / Cube YAML or a glossary doc. Agents call get_context before writing SQL.
When someone says "no, that should exclude trials", the agent files the correction. You approve it in one click and every agent on the team picks it up.
Every question is logged as correct or corrected. A weekly accuracy chart shows whether your agents are actually getting better. Export to dbt MetricFlow or Cube YAML at any time, so you're never locked in.
Hand-written glossaries drift. Contextloop is fed by the questions your team actually asks and the corrections they actually make.
A CLAUDE.md on one laptop doesn't help the analyst next to you. One workspace serves every agent on the team.
Without a scorecard you can't tell whether the agent is right 60% or 95% of the time. Contextloop tracks it per week.
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1 workspace, up to 50 definitions, unlimited agent calls. Enough to see if accuracy moves.
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Unlimited definitions, shared workspace for your whole data team, approval workflow, weekly accuracy report by email, YAML export.
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Send us ~50 real questions your team asked an agent. We'll build the definitions and show before/after accuracy on your own questions.