Databricks
Query Databricks data and interact with workspace assets from your Runnit agents.
Category: Data and BI
Availability
Section titled “Availability”This connector uses the vendor’s official MCP server.
Connecting
Section titled “Connecting”Open Admin > Agent Integrations, select Browse connectors, and choose Databricks. The form asks for:
- Server URL: The managed server lives under your workspace URL at https://<workspace>/api/2.0/mcp/…; paste the full MCP URL for your workspace.
- Sign in with the vendor: selecting Connect sends your browser to the vendor to approve access, then returns you to Runnit to finish. The approval must finish in the same browser it started in.
- OAuth user-to-machine or machine-to-machine.
Personal access token
Section titled “Personal access token”- Server URL: The managed server lives under your workspace URL at https://<workspace>/api/2.0/mcp/…; paste the full MCP URL for your workspace.
- Access token: a token created in your vendor account.
Agents act in Databricks as the account you connect, and the vendor attributes their actions to it. Runnit asks you to confirm this before connecting. Where possible, sign in with a dedicated service account rather than a personal one. The connected account is shown on the integration card.
More detail
Section titled “More detail”- Databricks developer documentation
- Agent Integrations covers testing, availability to agents, reconnecting, and removing an integration.