v26.10.0 ·
The Fall Update
Your AI coding agent can now open the model you are working on and change it, the DBML Workspace is free for everyone, and the canvas can draw its relationship lines the way you like them.
🤖 Your AI agent can read and edit the model (MCP server — Pro, desktop)
- Claude Code, Cursor, Claude Desktop, or any MCP client can now talk to the model that is open in Wurk.Flow. Eleven tools: project summary, table listing and detail, column search, DBML and DDL export, glossary, lineage and impact analysis, and DBML-based edits.
- Writes go through DBML, and they are undoable. The agent plans first (
plan_dbmlshows new / updated / unchanged / missing), then applies. Every apply is one undo step for the person at the keyboard, a toast announces it, and nothing is ever removed unless the agent explicitly asks. - Nothing leaves your machine. The server is off until you turn it on, listens on this computer only, needs a token that exists only on this computer, and refuses browser pages outright. The Pro check runs on every call.
- Setup is a paste. Settings: MCP Server (command palette) holds the toggle, the port, the token, and ready-to-paste configs for Claude Code, Cursor, and Claude Desktop. A bundled shim serves clients that only launch stdio servers — no extra install.
🆓 The DBML Workspace is free for everyone
- The two-way DBML pane — your canvas as live text, with a plan preview and Apply — is now on the Community tier, joining DBML import and export. If DBML is how you think, the whole surface is free.
- Pro keeps everything else it had: lineage, mapping, glossary, live database import, live SQL engines, all 13 dialects, migrations, source control, snapshots, and the documentation exports.
🎨 Straight lines, if you want them
- Appearance → Relationship lines: Curved (the default), Elbow (orthogonal, the classic ER look), or Straight. Saved per machine like your theme, applies to the schema canvas.
🧹 Small things
- The native menu no longer labels Export DBML and DBML Workspace as Pro.