We have more features and products coming this year. The way to get early access is hang out in our discord.
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We got Grok Bot in our Teslas before the iPhone had a functioning AI assistant.
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the craft of technical writing
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this is a huge investment by the way. a lot of people work together every week to produce this work.
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this is a banger btw
ARM or x86? Your choice has a big impact on Postgres performance. Here's what to know before you pick: planetscale.com/blog/when-to…
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getting killed by something trained on reddit would be so humiliating
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i would love it if one of the Neki buses did something like this
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Everything we achieve is because of our customers. We get to do what we love and build big things because of them. Thank you.
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we have opencode run every 5 minutes and look at everything from planetscales mcp and tell us about anything problematic
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Sam Lambert retweeted
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You know, we operated vitess at 10 M QPS at Shopify and to be honest, I wish we had just paid planetscale. It’s very difficult to operate a sharded database.
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It's becoming obvious that we are all spending a lot of time chatting with things that don't push back. Not good.
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Thank you Armin.
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Also I think at this point it's pretty clear you pay planetscale money because they know how to operate that shit.
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Stunned at the response to Neki. Our logo wall is about to go insane.
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Our MCP server exposes nearly all the metrics we have about your database cluster so that your agent can debug for you. Insights just tells your agent what to fix.
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Dev tools and Infra companies fetishize the point of creation and neglect the long term value of maintenance, operations, and consistency.
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Sam Lambert retweeted
When a nerd tells me they don't use agents "because I can write better code than any agent", I usually go "huh, sure buddy, you do you". When they tell they don't use agents for monitoring, I just laugh in their face. Seriously. You can't monitor a production deploy better than an agent can. I dunno about AGI but this specific job is something that an LLM can already do better than every single human in the world. For me, as a systems engineer, having agents monitor my infra changes has been (no joke) more impactful in my day-to-day work than having agents write my code. I started doing this many months ago by asking the agent to monitor explicitly after I triggered a deploy; soon after I moved to using a set of my own Skills. Now our Review Agents team has fully automated this workflow with delightful UX and obviously I'm not going back. It's hard to overstate how powerful this is. All it takes, for me, in production: - The Datadog MCP - The PlanetScale MCP (for all our databases) - Our custom MCP for deploys and internal tooling That's it. Some carefully designed gradual deploy pipelines, and the agent just takes care of everything from there. You can't really deploy SEVs to production anymore. Doing infra like this is pure joy. And the safety is just a tiny part of it. The Rollout agent also does the actually hard part of my job, which is _performance_. When the changes you're deploying are a performance optimization, the agent prepares a monitoring plan that ensures the optimization is correct AND effective. I rarely prompt benchmarks for my optimizations anymore. Just fucking go to prod and the agent is gonna give me the best possible benchmark. If you work on systems or infra for a living, you should be setting up your production environments so you can use Rollouts. Not doing so is actually reckless.
Introducing Rollouts. Rollouts write a monitoring plan, then watch changes as they deploy. Deployments are verified, so regressions are caught before users see them.
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6 days before the Neki launch we completely changed our launch date and plans. Everything you saw from the Neki launch; blog posts, benchmarks, videos, and Neki.dev were done in less than a week.
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Sam Lambert retweeted
migrated from supabase PostgREST to drizzle + planetscale in a side-project in one day with zero failures. /poteto-mode + opus 5.5 is goated
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