Tiger Data
Oct 28, 2026
Everything you just learned, automated
Manage Tiger Cloud without opening a browser with Tiger CLI
Why it works
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- Explain the feature through concrete use cases before directing readers to a demo and setup resources.
How it is built
- Personal greeting
- Feature introduction
- Tool capabilities
- Three use cases
- Video and setup links
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Hi [First name], Over the past few weeks, we’ve been sharing all about hypertables, the columnstore, tiering, and continuous aggregates. Now here’s how to run all of it, plus service management itself, without even touching the console. Learn about Tiger CLI Tiger CLI manages everything in your Tiger Cloud project from the command line: services, forks, VPCs, connections. It bundles Tiger MCP, giving agents like Claude Code, and Cursor the same powers plus built-in skills for schema design, hypertable setup, and migration planning, wired to our docs. Three use cases our users automate first: 1. Fork before you migrate Tiger service fork gives you a clone to test schema changes against production data with zero risk. 2. Agent-driven schema work. “Which of my tables should be hypertables?” runs our candidate-analysis skill against your actual schema. 3. Quick performance analysis "Analyze my schema for optimization opportunities." Agent runs candidate analysis, suggests indexes and continuous aggregates, and applies them in a fork first. To see some of these workflows in action, you can watch our video on How to Safely Test Database Workflows with our CLI and MCP tools and then head to the console to get started. Enable Tiger MCP Log in Support Docs Blog Timescale, Inc., d/b/a Tiger Data, 335 Madison Ave, New York, NY, 10017, United States Unsubscribe Manage Preferences Privacy Policy