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# Adding SQLFluff and Reek as new supported tools June, 2025
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## SQLFluff
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We’re excited to announce support for SQLFluff, a powerful SQL linter and formatter for a wide variety of SQL dialects. With SQLFluff, Codacy can now analyze your SQL queries for both formatting and best practice issues.
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SQLFluff supports dialects like PostgreSQL, BigQuery, Snowflake, MySQL, and more. Key features include:
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- Detection of syntax and formatting inconsistencies
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- Enforcing common SQL conventions (indentation, casing, spacing)
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- Identification of potential logic errors in queries
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## Reek
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We’ve also added support for Reek, a static code analysis tool for Ruby that detects code smells. Reek helps you keep your codebase clean by identifying potential design problems and maintenance risks.
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With Reek, Codacy will now:
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- Highlight methods and classes that are too complex or long
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- Detect duplicated code logic and unused parameters
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- Report on design smells like long parameter lists or feature envy
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This makes it easier to maintain high-quality Ruby code and improve overall design.
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### Important Note
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None of these tools will be enabled by default: Due to the potential volume of new issues reported, SQLFluff or Reek are not enabled by default on existing repositories. You can enable them manually in your repository settings.
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If you have any questions or need help, please contact <mailto:support@codacy.com>.
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