Supabase
Supabase’s official server lets AI create tables, query data and review project settings in your Supabase database.
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Standardize, reshape, and normalize messy data — CSV, Excel, Parquet, S3, databases.
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Works in Claude on the web, desktop and mobile:
https://goldenflow-mcp-production.up.railway.app/mcp/Open Claude Desktop → Settings → Developer → Edit Config, and paste this into claude_desktop_config.json
{
"mcpServers": {
"goldenflow": {
"command": "uvx",
"args": [
"goldenflow"
]
}
}
}Run this in your terminal
claude mcp add --transport http goldenflow https://goldenflow-mcp-production.up.railway.app/mcp/claude mcp add goldenflow -- uvx goldenflowPaste into .cursor/mcp.json in your project, or ~/.cursor/mcp.json
{
"mcpServers": {
"goldenflow": {
"url": "https://goldenflow-mcp-production.up.railway.app/mcp/"
}
}
}Paste into .cursor/mcp.json in your project, or ~/.cursor/mcp.json
{
"mcpServers": {
"goldenflow": {
"command": "uvx",
"args": [
"goldenflow"
]
}
}
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Paste into .vscode/mcp.json in your project
{
"servers": {
"goldenflow": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://goldenflow-mcp-production.up.railway.app/mcp/"
}
}
}Paste into .vscode/mcp.json in your project
{
"servers": {
"goldenflow": {
"type": "stdio",
"command": "uvx",
"args": [
"goldenflow"
]
}
}
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Data transformation toolkit — standardize, reshape, and normalize messy data before it hits your pipeline. Built by Ben Severn.
Works on files (CSV, Excel, Parquet), cloud storage (S3, GCS), or live databases. Zero-config mode auto-detects what needs fixing. One command to clean what GoldenCheck found and prep what GoldenMatch needs. Available in Python and TypeScript with full feature parity.
# Python
pip install goldenflow goldenflow transform data.csv
npm install goldenflow npx goldenflow-js transform data.csv
Your data arrives broken in predictable ways:
Every data engineer writes throwaway scripts to fix these. Every script is slightly different. None of them are reusable.
GoldenFlow makes the transforms reusable, composable, and automatic.
pip install goldenflow
goldenflow transform messy_data.csv
goldenflow demo goldenflow transform demo_data.csv -c demo_config.yaml
goldenflow learn messy_data.csv -o config.yaml goldenflow transform messy_data.csv -c config.yaml
goldenflow map --source system_a.csv --target system_b.csv
goldencheck scan data.csv goldenflow transform data.csv goldenmatch dedupe data_transformed.csv
npm install goldenflow
npx goldenflow-js transform messy_data.csv
npx goldenflow-js demo npx goldenflow-js transform demo_data.csv -c demo_config.yaml
npx goldenflow-js learn messy_data.csv -o config.yaml npx goldenflow-js transform messy_data.csv -c config.yaml
npx goldenflow-js map -s system_a.csv -t system_b.csv
import { TransformEngine } from "goldenflow";
const result = new TransformEngine().transformDf([ { name: " JOHN ", phone: "(555) 123-4567", email: "John@Example.COM" }, ]); console.log(result.rows[0]); // { name: "JOHN", phone: "+15551234567", email: "john@example.com" }
goldenflow transform customers.csv
goldenflow customers.csv
GoldenFlow profiles every column and applies safe transforms automatically:
Output: a clean CSV with a sidecar manifest showing every transform applied.
customers.csv -> customers_transformed.csv
-> customers_manifest.json
The manifest is an audit trail — what changed, why, and which rows were affected.
GoldenFlow has 14 commands. The most common ones:
# Core transforms
goldenflow transform data.csv # Zero-config: auto-detect and fix goldenflow transform data.csv -c config.yaml # Apply saved config goldenflow transform data.csv --domain healthcare # Use a domain pack goldenflow transform data.csv --strict # Fail on any transform error goldenflow transform data.csv --llm # Enable LLM-enhanced corrections goldenflow data.csv # Shorthand: auto-routes to transform
goldenflow map -s a.csv -t b.csv # Auto-map schemas between files goldenflow profile data.csv # Show column profiles goldenflow learn data.csv -o config.yaml # Generate config from data patterns goldenflow validate data.csv # Dry-run: show what would change goldenflow diff before.csv after.csv # Compare pre/post transform
goldenflow watch ./data/ # Auto-transform new/changed files goldenflow schedule data.csv --every 1h # Run on a schedule (5m, 1h, 30s...) goldenflow stream large_file.csv --chunk-size 50000 # Stream-process in batches
goldenflow init data.csv # Interactive setup wizard goldenflow demo # Generate sample data to try goldenflow history # Show recent transform runs goldenflow history -n 50 # Last 50 runs
goldenflow interactive data.csv # Launch TUI goldenflow serve # REST API for real-time transforms goldenflow mcp-serve # MCP server for Claude Desktop
Running goldenflow without a subcommand auto-routes to transform:
goldenflow customers.csv # equivalent to: goldenflow transform customers.csv
goldenflow - # read from stdin, write to stdout
For files too large to load into memory, use StreamProcessor or the stream command:
goldenflow stream large_file.csv --chunk-size 50000
from goldenflow.streaming import StreamProcessor
processor = StreamProcessor(config=config)
result = processor.transform_one({"name": " John ", "phone": "(555) 123-4567"})
result = processor.transform_batch(df_batch)
for result in processor.stream_file("large_data.csv", chunk_size=10_000): write_to_output(result.df)
print(f"Processed {processor.batches_processed} batches")
GoldenFlow reads from and writes to S3 and Google Cloud Storage transparently:
# S3
goldenflow transform s3://my-bucket/raw/customers.csv -o s3://my-bucket/clean/
goldenflow transform gs://my-bucket/data/records.csv
from goldenflow.connectors.s3 import read_s3, write_s3
from goldenflow.connectors.gcs import read_gcs, write_gcs
df = read_s3("s3://my-bucket/raw/customers.csv") df = read_gcs("gs://my-bucket/data/records.csv")
Cloud paths are detected automatically — no extra flags needed.
Auto-transform files as they arrive in a directory:
goldenflow watch ./data/
goldenflow watch ./incoming/ -c config.yaml -o ./processed/
GoldenFlow polls the directory and applies transforms to any new or changed files.
Run transforms on a repeating schedule:
goldenflow schedule data.csv --every 1h
goldenflow schedule data.csv --every 30m -c config.yaml -o ./output/
Supported intervals: 30s, 5m, 1h, 2h, etc.
Generate a YAML config interactively:
goldenflow init data.csv
The wizard profiles your data, suggests transforms, and saves a goldenflow.yaml ready to use.
GoldenFlow tracks every transform run in ~/.goldenflow/history/:
goldenflow history # Last 20 runs
goldenflow history -n 50 # Last 50 runs
Each run record captures: source file, row count, transforms applied, errors, and duration.
When you need to merge data from different systems:
goldenflow map --source crm_export.csv --target warehouse_schema.csv
GoldenFlow auto-maps columns between schemas using name similarity and data profiling:
crm_export.csv warehouse schema
email_address -> email (rename) phone_number -> phone (rename) fname -> first_name (alias match) st -> state (alias match)
Ambiguous mappings get flagged for human review. Confident mappings apply automatically.
Pre-configured transform sets for common industries. All 5 are now implemented:
goldenflow transform patients.csv --domain healthcare
goldenflow transform employees.csv --domain people_hr goldenflow transform transactions.csv --domain finance goldenflow transform orders.csv --domain ecommerce goldenflow transform listings.csv --domain real_estate
| Domain Pack | What It Covers |
|---|---|
| People/HR | Name parsing, SSN formatting, employment dates, gender/boolean standardization |
| Healthcare | Patient IDs, diagnosis codes, clinical dates, HIPAA-sensitive field handling |
| Finance | Currency normalization, account numbers, transaction dates, amount parsing |
| E-commerce | SKU normalization, price parsing, order dates, address standardization |
| Real Estate | Property addresses, listing dates, price normalization, geo fields |
| Transform | What It Does |
|---|---|
strip | Trim whitespace |
lowercase / uppercase | Case conversion |
title_case | Proper casing ("john smith" -> "John Smith") |
normalize_unicode | NFKD normalization, strip accents |
normalize_quotes | Smart/curly quotes -> straight quotes |
collapse_whitespace | Multiple spaces -> single space |
truncate:N | Limit to N characters |
remove_punctuation | Strip punctuation characters |
remove_html_tags | Strip HTML markup from scraped data |
remove_urls | Strip URLs from free-text fields |
remove_digits | Strip numeric characters from text |
remove_emojis | Strip emoji characters |
fix_mojibake | Fix common UTF-8/Latin-1 encoding garbling |
normalize_line_endings | Normalize \r\n and \r to \n |
extract_numbers | Pull numeric values from mixed text |
pad_left:N / pad_right:N | Pad to fixed width (account numbers, IDs) |
| Transform | What It Does |
|---|---|
phone_e164 | Any format -> +15550123456 |
phone_national | Any format -> (555) 012-3456 |
phone_digits | Strip to digits only |
phone_validate | Flag invalid numbers |
| phone_country_code | Extract country call
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