Saved queries (Favorites) already live on disk as plain .sql files, e.g.
~/Library/Application Support/com.tinyapp.TablePlus/Data/Favorite/<Query Name>.sql
and the context menu already has "Show in Finder". What's missing is a way to get that path onto the clipboard directly.
Proposal: add a Copy Path item right under Copy in the right-click menu of a saved query (screenshot 1). Same behaviour as in VS Code / Cursor (screenshot 2): copies the absolute path of the file, shortcut ⌥⌘C.
Why: with the new TablePlus MCP server, I work on saved queries together with an AI assistant (Claude Code / Cursor). The MCP can run queries, but the assistant has no way to know which query file I'm looking at, so today the workflow is: right-click → Show in Finder → ⌥⌘C in Finder → paste into the chat. "Copy Path" collapses that to one click and lets the assistant read and edit exactly the file that's open in TablePlus.
Saved queries (Favorites) already live on disk as plain
.sqlfiles, e.g.~/Library/Application Support/com.tinyapp.TablePlus/Data/Favorite/<Query Name>.sqland the context menu already has "Show in Finder". What's missing is a way to get that path onto the clipboard directly.
Proposal: add a Copy Path item right under Copy in the right-click menu of a saved query (screenshot 1). Same behaviour as in VS Code / Cursor (screenshot 2): copies the absolute path of the file, shortcut ⌥⌘C.
Why: with the new TablePlus MCP server, I work on saved queries together with an AI assistant (Claude Code / Cursor). The MCP can run queries, but the assistant has no way to know which query file I'm looking at, so today the workflow is: right-click → Show in Finder → ⌥⌘C in Finder → paste into the chat. "Copy Path" collapses that to one click and lets the assistant read and edit exactly the file that's open in TablePlus.