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Use when integrating DuckDB through C, CLI, C++, Go, Java, Node.js, ODBC, Python, R, Rust, WebAssembly, ADBC, or tertiary client APIs.
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| name | duckdb-clients |
| description | Use when integrating DuckDB through C, CLI, C++, Go, Java, Node.js, ODBC, Python, R, Rust, WebAssembly, ADBC, or tertiary client APIs. |
This skill mirrors the official DuckDB current client API documentation.
CRITICAL: Search references/clients/ before giving DuckDB client setup, connection, API, binding, configuration, or compatibility guidance. Client behavior and support tiers vary by language and release.
references/clients/overview.md - client support tiers and compatibility.references/clients/c/, cli/, node_neo/, odbc/, python/, and wasm/ - maintained client-specific guides and references.references/clients/*.md - C++, Go, Java/JDBC, R, Rust, ADBC, and other client pages.references/clients/tertiary_clients/ - community-maintained client integrations.rg -n "connect|install|API|Appender|prepared statement|Arrow|DataFrame|Wasm|ODBC" references/clients
Official source: https://github.com/duckdb/duckdb-web/tree/main/docs/current/clients.
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