Meet CoCo

Introduction to Snowflake CoCo CLI

James Cha-Earley

Senior Developer Advocate, Snowflake

What CoCo is

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CoCo representation

Built for your data

CoCo linked to your Snowflake account

Built for your data

CoCo linked to your Snowflake account and your project folder

What teams build

Four kinds of work teams give CoCo: pipelines, analyses, models and apps

Ask for the outcome

A list of query steps

Ask for the outcome

A list of query steps beside the outcome to ask for instead

You're in the loop

CoCo proposes, you approve or decline, then it runs

You're in the loop

CoCo proposes, you approve or decline, then it runs, with a scale of modes

Where CoCo runs

One agent under four surfaces

Where CoCo runs

The Desktop surface

Where CoCo runs

The Desktop and CLI surfaces

Where CoCo runs

The Desktop, CLI and Snowsight surfaces

Where CoCo runs

All four CoCo surfaces

Where CoCo runs

All four CoCo surfaces, with the CLI marked

Why the terminal

The first reason to work in the terminal

Why the terminal

The first two reasons to work in the terminal

Why the terminal

Three reasons to work in the terminal

Starting a session

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Type cortex to start a session
Already signed in to Snowflake

Starting a CoCo session in the terminal

The command menu

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Commands control the session
/ opens the menu

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The slash command menu open in CoCo

Check your session

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/status checks your setup
Model and permissions in use
Both Snowflake connections

The status command output in CoCo

Choosing a model

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Several models to choose from
/model opens the picker
We stay on Auto

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The model picker open in CoCo

Leaving CoCo

The conversation is saved
Resume later by session id

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Output after quitting a CoCo session

Quitting a CoCo session returns you to the terminal prompt

Let's practice!

Introduction to Snowflake CoCo CLI

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