Beyond the editor experience, CoCo Desktop brings an always-on AI agent to your local machine: a persistent assistant that understands project context, works across sessions and keeps momentum even when you step away.
With Automations, teams can move from reactive prompts to autonomous workflows, scheduling agents to handle recurring jobs like pipeline refreshes, data quality checks, model retraining and operational investigations — all governed by Snowflake role-based access control (RBAC) and backed by audit trails. The result is an AI development experience that behaves less like a one-off prompt box and more like a durable workforce, ready to investigate issues, make changes, run workflows and pick up exactly where it left off.
Also, because every team’s stack is different, CoCo Desktop is extensible by design. With MCP integrations and a growing catalog of skills and plugins, teams can connect CoCo to the systems they already use and turn institutional best practices into reusable expertise. That means your team’s standards, patterns and workflows can become repeatable building blocks helping every builder move faster while staying aligned with governed, enterprise-ready practices.
CoCo transforms the development experience for data and AI teams: local, agentic, extensible, and governed from the first prompt.
Coming Soon: Interact with CoCo on Slack or on the go with the latest mobile app
In addition to the editor, teams will soon be able to work with CoCo in Slack and on mobile. With the CoCo Slackbot, teams can ask questions, trigger workflows and share results directly in Slack, turning Slack into a governed interface for data work. Instead of relying on a generic chatbot, the Slackbot is connected to the enterprise data — tables, dbt models, Postgres schemas, Airflow pipelines and more — so answers are grounded in production context and constrained by the requesting user’s access policies.
The CoCo mobile app will bring the same capabilities to iOS and Android for moments when work needs review, approval or action away from the desk. This is not a code editor on a phone; it is an agent interface for data leaders, analytics managers and builders who need to monitor pipelines, review scheduled task outputs, approve AI-generated workflows, inspect logs and ask natural language questions from anywhere.