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Today, we're launching agent mode in the Dolt Workbench — a Cursor-like agentic chat interface that allows you to safely interact with Dolt, MySQL, and Postgres databases.
5 min readRead MoreInteractive rebase now supports editing commits during a rebase. Learn how to use this powerful feature to curate your commit history!
8 min readRead MoreYou can now enable dolt mcp on your Hosted Dolt instances to connect them to your agentic workloads.
5 min readRead MoreDolt, the world's first and only version-controlled SQL database, can help with EU AI Act compliance.
9 min readRead MoreDavid Dansby, a long time, active Dolt and Doltgres contributor makes a guest appearance on the DoltHub blog explaining how to contribute from a contributors perspective.
8 min readRead MoreWhat if you could version all your data visualization? This blog explores using Metabase with Dolt as a backend database.
7 min readRead MoreRebase is a powerful tool in both Git and Dolt. Especially for agents. If your agent can't resolve a conflict, it's not worth the tokens you are spending on it. Read more!
6 min readRead MoreLearn how I used Beads to keep a coding agent on-task across context compaction cycles and refactored 315 frontend files in a single 12-hour session.
7 min readRead MoreWe've recently been building crash recovery testing for Dolt, adding confidence in its durability properties when running on different filesystems and with different settings. Here we describe a bit about our …
11 min readRead MoreTake a tour of Go's SQL driver implementation and see how it works in Dolt's embedded SQL driver.
8 min readRead MoreAgentic memory is here, and it's powered by Dolt. This article explains what agentic memory is, defines requirements, and shows why Dolt is a perfect fit. Beads, the leading agentic memory system, uses Dolt fo…
11 min readRead MoreYou can now monitor your Hosted Dolt instances using Dolt's built-in Prometheus server.
4 min readRead MoreObject-Relational Mappers (ORMs) simplify application development by abstracting database interactions, and they pair naturally with Dolt, a MySQL-compatible, version-controlled relational database. This post …
14 min readRead MoreThe process of creating daily Dolt blog featured images using multiple AIs.
9 min readRead MoreHave you ever thought "I wish I had 100 Claude Codes"? There's a new coding agent for you called Gas Town. This article gives our review and talks about how Dolt could help.
10 min readRead MoreDoltCash started as a cool concept that was bad at accounting. Here’s what changed in v2: fewer “smart” tools, more validation, slower workflows, and a test-like actual-vs-expected loop that finally makes i…
10 min readRead MoreLearn about how Postgres treats every table's schema as its own type and what you can do with this feature
6 min readRead MoreAndy Pavlo thinks databases need branches. But he didn't mention Dolt. We're pretty sure he knows Dolt exists so what happened? This article offers a potential explanation.
5 min readRead MoreUnderstanding how to safely recover from a panic in a Golang app is important, especially if you're building a long-running service, background workers, or goroutine pools. In this blog post, we explore how pa…
8 min readRead MoreThis article discusses database and version control design in an effort to explain how Dolt's database version control works.
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