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Community sources are source specs built and maintained by our community. These are kept in the Coral repository under sources/community.
Community sources are not included in coral source discover, and coral source add <name> only installs bundled sources. Import community sources with coral source add --file.

Install a community source

Clone the Coral repository so you have the source specs locally:
Review the source’s manifest and README when one exists, then add it from its manifest file:
If a source declares inputs, Coral reads them from environment variables by default. Add --interactive to be prompted instead:
After importing, the source behaves like any other installed source. It appears in coral source list, works with coral source info <name> --verbose, and exposes tables through coral.tables, coral.columns, the CLI, and MCP.

Available community sources

If a source is missing

If the source you need is not bundled and does not have a community spec yet, write a custom source spec. If the source is generally useful, open a pull request that adds it under sources/community with a manifest.yaml and source-specific README.