Tim Sehn

November 12, 2025

Agent mode is a popular way to use an LLM interact with a code repository using an IDE. Does a Workbench have this functionality for operating on databases? Not yet. This article explains why.

Elian Deogracia-Brito

November 11, 2025

How we build Dolt from source on Windows using Git Bash, MSYS2, and pacman.

Brian Hendriks

November 10, 2025

In this post, I talk about the strategies used to improve agentic data importing using idempotent goal based planning and execution.

James Cor

November 7, 2025

Profiling on MacOS gives unexpected and misleading results.

Eric Richardson

November 6, 2025

FastAPI is a popular Python framework for building APIs. In this article, we'll build a sample application using FastAPI and Dolt.

Dustin Brown

November 5, 2025

DoltLab's latest release allows you to run DoltLab with Podman instead of Docker.

Jason Fulghum

November 4, 2025

We continue to test out generative AI tooling! In this post we're test driving Bolt and comparing it to our experiences with Lovable, Replit, and Vercel. Each of these app builders lets you build a web app through a conversational UI, but they all have different experiences, features, and strengths. Read on to find out what we thought about Bolt.

James Leng

November 3, 2025

How a marketing professional with zero command-line experience learned Git and Dolt through conversational AI assistance, building a real database project along the way.

Eric Richardson

October 31, 2025

In this article, we'll discuss why version control unlocks so much potential for agents in domains outside of code, then walk through a simple application with some agentic features backed by a Dolt database.

Tim Sehn

October 30, 2025

In a recent interview on the Dwarkesh podcast, Andrej Karpathy talked about how agents require diffs. We're jealous we didn't think of that so we wrote an article praising Andrej's take.

Nick Tobey

October 29, 2025

Modularization is critical for large codebases. If it feels like it's creating barriers, it's actually telling you something important about your code.

Jason Fulghum

October 28, 2025

We've been testing out generative AI tooling and in this blog post we take a look at Lovable's app builder and compare it to Vercel v0 and Replit. We build a small web app that loads data from a Dolt database, and use Dolt's version-control features to expose that version information in the web application. Read on to learn how the Lovable experience stacked up.

Neil Macneale

October 27, 2025

We've introduced a system table to help you manage stale branches. Check it out!

Angela Xie

October 24, 2025

Switch statements in Go have unique features that make it easy to write complex flow controls. Read this blog to see what makes them so special.

Taylor Bantle

October 23, 2025

How we migrated our blog from Gatsby to Astro for better performance, simpler maintenance, and improved developer experience

Brian Hendriks

October 22, 2025

In this post, I'll walk you through my experience crawling websites using AI agents

Tim SehnandAngela Xie

October 21, 2025

A new paper about AI SQL testing was published by the UC Berkeley CS department. We've been working with the authors, Qiuyang Mang and Runyuan He, fixing bugs their testing tool Argus identified for over a month. This article describes the Argus approach and the bugs it found in Dolt.

Neil Macneale

October 20, 2025

We've promoted two features from experimental to on by default. Let's discuss.

Tim Sehn

October 16, 2025

OurSci just published a cool open database of crop and soil samples on DoltHub. OurSci partnered with the Bionutrient Association to collect the data between 2020 and 2023. The database is published free and open on DoltHub.

Zach Musgrave

October 16, 2025

It's been 6 months since Doltgres went Beta. What's new, and where are we going next?