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Dolt supports a full, queryable audit log of every cell in your database. This audit log also works across clones. But what if you want to subset data on a clone? Dolt can still produce an audit log with a bit…

We're rolling out a new algorithm for efficiently merging tables that have been modified by both branches.

Coding Agents are new and exciting. Claude Code by Anthropic, Codex by OpenAI, Gemini by Google, and Cursor are the best known agents. Which coding agent is best right now?

We're continuing to make progress on DoltgreSQL, which is a version of Dolt built to be a drop-in replacement for PostgreSQL. Dolt is a MySQL compatible database that is built from the ground up with Git-infl…

Learn how to run a Multihost DoltLab Enterprise cluster using Docker Swarm, now supported in DoltLab v2.4.0!

Read what we've launched recently at DoltHub and what's going to launch soon

Check out the progress Doltgres is making toward Postgres compatibility! It’s not great yet, but it’s slow and steady.

Last month I said "people keep inventing prolly trees". Is that really true? What does that mean, really?

This article discusses how software engineering changes as we enter the agentic future. What skills become more valuable? Which skills decrease in value? Learn how to best prepare as a software engineer for th…

A collection of database features and products that people sometimes think are database version control, but are not.

After working with Claude Code for a month making changes to our open source project, Dolt, I've noticed some recurring gotchas. This article enumerates those and suggests some workarounds.

Postgres supports an odd kind of function that returns a set of results. They're pretty weird. This blog post explores how they work.

A short exploration of when and how Prolly Trees are balanced and a way to think about how balanced they are.

See exactly what merge conflicts will look like before attempting a merge with Dolt's new merge conflict preview feature. This is available using the SQL interface and the pull request UI in our web products.

Can agents do database schema design? This article is a quick first foray into this question. The results are promising when using Dolt as your database.

We explore how Dolt achieves space-efficient version-controlled vector indexes using a novel data structure.

Learn how to debug tricky performance issues by diffing two pprof Go profiles.

Let's let Claude Code write AI Agents to play a Battleship game!

Could agents do data scraping and cleaning? This article is a quick first foray into this question. The results are promising when using Dolt as your database.

We've added a dolt_stash() procedure, allowing you to stash your changes anywhere in Dolt.