Prerequisites
- An Admin role in Paradime.
- Admin access to your git repository so you can add a deploy key.
- Credentials for your data warehouse.
Steps
1
Create the workspace
From Platform settings, select New workspace, then give it a name (usually the name of the dbt™ project it will hold).Choose whether people in your organization can join without an invite. When enabled, the workspace appears in their workspaces list with a read-only Business role.
2
Connect a git repository
Add your repository’s SSH URI. Paradime generates a deploy key in response. Add that key to your repository to grant write access, which is what lets your team commit and push branches from the Code IDE.The repository can be empty or an existing dbt™ project.
You must be a repository admin to add a deploy key. Paradime supports GitHub, GitLab, Azure Repos, and Bitbucket.
3
Choose environments and add connections
Choose which environments to set up for this workspace: Code IDE (development), Bolt (the production scheduler), and Agent (the DinoAI background agent). Pick one or any combination.For each environment you select, add a data warehouse connection: choose your provider and enter its credentials.Paradime supports Snowflake, BigQuery, Redshift, Databricks, and more, each with several authentication methods.
Your workspace now appears in the workspaces list, and you can open the Code IDE against your connected repository. If the IDE can’t clone the repo, revisit the deploy key in step 2.
Next steps
Set up more connections
Add scheduler (production) and Turbo CI connections for Bolt.
Invite your team
Add users and assign Admin, Developer, or Business roles.
Git repositories reference
Manage and update the connected repository.
Connections reference
Every connection type and setting.