Eric Richardson

September 11, 2025

We recently automated the release process for the Dolt Workbench desktop application using GitHub Actions. This article discusses how we did it.

Aaron Son

September 10, 2025

Columnar storage is widely used in industry-leading OLAP databases and provides many benefits for analytic workloads. If we wanted columnar storage in Dolt, what are some challenges we would face?

Dustin Brown

September 9, 2025

We've added Dolt MCP directly to Dolt! This blog will show you how spin up both the Dolt SQL server and Dolt MCP server with a single command.

Tim Sehn

September 8, 2025

Having spent the past six months diving deep on agentic artificial intelligence, it became clear agents need three pillars to operate correctly: a capable model, version control, and testing. This article explains.

Jason Fulghum

September 5, 2025

Maxwell's Daemon is a change data capture tool that reads from a MySQL binary log stream and publishes the data changes to a variety of endpoints such as Redis, RabitMQ, Amazon SNS, Kafka, Amazon Kinesis, and many more. Because Dolt is a MySQL-compatible database, you can easily connect Maxwell's Daemon to a Dolt SQL server to intercept data changes.

Neil Macneale

September 4, 2025

Pushing and Pulling data to remote locations requires you to authenticate. Let's discuss

Nick Tobey

September 3, 2025

Dolt now has support for VECTOR columns, and with it a noticible improvement in vector index performance.

Taylor Bantle

September 2, 2025

Learn how to resolve merge conflicts directly from the pull request UI in Dolt's web products, making conflict resolution easier without needing the SQL shell.

Nathan Gabrielson

August 29, 2025

Use dolt_tests to ensure data quality and correctness.

Elian Deogracia-Brito

August 28, 2025

As a software engineer working with AI agents, I've developed a workflow for using multiple agents simultaneously to increase productivity!

Dustin Brown

August 27, 2025

Part three of our beginner Docker series, introducing Docker Swarm and how to run and scale services with stack files.

Tim Sehn

August 26, 2025

`dolt login` allows you to authenticate a `dolt` client against DoltHub or DoltLab. It usually works, but when it fails, this article will help you debug it.

Tim Sehn

August 25, 2025

Agents need clones for write isolation to prevent mistakes. Dolt is the only SQL database that supports clones. Dolt is the database for agents.

Tim Sehn

August 20, 2025

We recently launched the Dolt MCP Server. Dolt works pretty well with coding agents without an MCP server. So, what's the point? This article answers that question, works through a detailed Dolt MCP Server example, and finally suggests you power your MCP Server with Dolt to get version control features.

Dustin Brown

August 19, 2025

Part two of a beginner series introducing Docker Compose and how to use it to run multi-container applications locally with one file and one command.

Brian Hendriks

August 18, 2025

Previously, we attempted to use agents to collect cocktail recipes, but it didn't work out as planned. Now, we're trying again to see if we can do better using Dolt's testing framework.

Tim Sehn

August 15, 2025

Cursor Agent was released last week. About a month ago, we tested and ranked Gemini, Cursor, Codex, and Claude Code, with Claude Code coming out as the best coding agent. How does Cursor Agent stack up using similar tasks? Very well. Cursor Agent is a new challenger to Claude Code.

Dustin Brown

August 14, 2025

Dolt MCP is available now and connects your AI agents to your Dolt databases!

Eric Richardson

August 13, 2025

The Dolt Workbench is typically used as a desktop application. In some cases, you might want to run a hosted version of the workbench for your team. This article explains how to do it using Docker.

Tim Sehn

August 12, 2025

Zach and I recently talked about Doltgres at a Postgres meet up. We introduce Dolt as the world's first version controlled SQL database and transition into Why Doltgres? Then, we share some Doltgres implementation details.