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Add Tabularis to SQL Clients in the Ecosystem section.
Tabularis is an open source (Apache 2.0) desktop SQL workspace for Windows, macOS and Linux, with a schema explorer, a SQL editor, visual EXPLAIN, ER diagrams and SQL notebooks. It connects to Apache Cloudberry over the PostgreSQL wire protocol with its built-in PostgreSQL driver, so no Cloudberry-specific connection type is needed. I am the author.
The page follows the same Prerequisites/Steps shape as the DBeaver and CloudDM pages, with one screenshot of the explorer and data grid. Both
docs/andversioned_docs/version-2.x/are updated, along with the corresponding sidebars.One note on verification: I did not have a running Cloudberry cluster at hand, so the steps describe the standard PostgreSQL connection flow of the app rather than a session against a specific Cloudberry release. The same driver passes the project's PostgreSQL integration suite against PostgreSQL 16 and, this week, against YugabyteDB's PostgreSQL 15 fork. If you would rather see a screenshot taken against Cloudberry before merging, tell me and I will add one.