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A quick overview of an in-development benchmark suite focused on agentic SQL database workflows, developed by a research team at Columbia University.

MongoDB and Git had a baby, and it's named Dumbo. The latest release has garbage collection!

Doltgres now supports functional indexes, allowing you to index expressions and function results for faster queries on computed values.

A guide to evolving your Beads setup from classic single-agent mode to server and shared-server modes for multi-agent workflows, with a bonus look at the global Beads database.

We moved our documentation off GitBook and rebuilt it in Astro with Claude Code. Here's what an agent does well on a visual web product, and where it still falls down.

Dolt is the only SQL database to support branch and merge. But what happens if a merge creates conflicts? Dolt has a whole system to manage conflicts. This article explains how users manage conflicts.

MongoDB and Git had a baby, and it's named Dumbo. Latest release has transactions!

Go is a language that advertises simplicity without "special cases". But like all languages, special cases exist, sometimes in surprising places.

AutoGC scheduling and refactoring ProllyTableWriter lead to some large TPC-C wins.

A tour of the adaptive encoding storage techniques new in Dolt 2.0

MongoDB and Git had a baby, and it's named Dumbo. Cool! How fast is it? Let's find out.

Watch the video to see how Dolt's Git-style branching and merging make it a natural fit for agentic systems.

A detailed description of Dolt's TPC-C benchmarking.

Code comments seem to hurt agents more than help. For pure vibe code projects, just delete them.

MongoDB and Git had a baby, and it's named Dumbo. Find out what makes it tick

Almost exactly three years ago, we announced Dolt 1.0. Today, we announce Dolt 2.0.

MongoDB and Git had a baby, and it's named Dumbo. Release 0.1 is now public!

Hosted Dolt now supports Azure Private Link. You can create a new Hosted Dolt instance on Azure with Private Link support in just a few clicks.

Every time I hit a wall in DoltLite quality, a new test suite idea drives the next round of improvements. We're all SDETs now.

Use a Dolt replica for database insurance against catastrophe or more mundane bad writes. In the human operator era, a Dolt replica was nice to have. In the agentic operator era, a Dolt replica is essential.