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Jul 2, 2026, 10:33·5 min read·#opinion

Nobody Reads the SQL Anymore

AI writing our queries is fine, and often better than fine. But reading skill was funded by writing, and now that the writing is gone, the reading is decaying while the volume of SQL entering our codebases goes up. Some thoughts on why SQL is the worst possible language for this to happen to.

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Andrea DebernardiAndrea Debernardi
Jun 10, 2026, 10:00·7 min read

Fable 5 Opened a 1,800-Line PR on Tabularis in 30 Minutes

A Tabularis dev experiment: we asked Fable 5 to add a CLI to the app and went to make coffee. We came back to a draft PR — 1,800 lines of Rust, 37 tests, a refactor we'd have done ourselves, and two pre-existing bugs quietly fixed.

Andrea DebernardiAndrea Debernardi
Jun 5, 2026, 11:00·9 min read·v0.13.1

v0.13.1: Signed macOS Builds, a Postgres Explain That Finally Runs, and Pagination That Honors Your OFFSET

v0.13.1 is a correctness pass on v0.13.0: macOS builds are now code-signed and notarized, the Postgres Explain Plan that never worked now runs, paginated queries stop dropping your OFFSET, postgresql:// and mariadb:// connection strings are accepted, the MCP read-only gate stops misreading a parenthesized SELECT as a write, the grid no longer freezes on giant JSON cells, and the macOS Keychain stops prompting on every AI-tab open.

Andrea DebernardiAndrea Debernardi
May 13, 2026, 11:00·4 min read

The Database Has to Defend Itself Again

For two decades the database could outsource trust to the application layer. Once an LLM with tool access holds a live connection to production, that proxy is gone — the database has to defend itself again.

Andrea DebernardiAndrea Debernardi
Apr 25, 2026, 10:00·8 min read·v0.10.0

AI Safety, Audit Log and Approval Gates: v0.10.0

v0.10.0 ships an AI audit log, MCP read-only mode, and approval gates with pre-flight EXPLAIN preview. Built around a 200-line file-queue between two processes.

Andrea DebernardiAndrea Debernardi
Apr 17, 2026, 12:30·9 min read

Databases Are Not Becoming Chatbots

AI is not replacing databases. What is changing is the layer around them: context, interpretation, explainability, notebooks, agents, and the workflows that connect them.

Andrea DebernardiAndrea Debernardi
Apr 14, 2026, 12:00·4 min read·v0.9.17

v0.9.17: Visual EXPLAIN Arrives

v0.9.17 brings Visual EXPLAIN to Tabularis: interactive execution plan graphs, table and raw views, AI-assisted analysis, and cross-database support for PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, and SQLite.

Andrea DebernardiAndrea Debernardi
Apr 10, 2026, 21:50·9 min read

Visual EXPLAIN: Execution Plans You Can Actually Read

A preview of Visual EXPLAIN in Tabularis — interactive execution plan graphs, tabular breakdowns, raw JSON output, and AI-powered analysis. Works with PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, and SQLite. Still in development, with PostgreSQL as the primary focus.

Andrea DebernardiAndrea Debernardi
Apr 8, 2026, 18:00·4 min read·v0.9.15

v0.9.15: The Notebook Release

SQL Notebooks land with cell references, inline charts, parameters, AI naming, and HTML export. The query editor gains multi-query execution with tabbed and stacked results, AI-powered tab renaming, and query splitting gets a proper parser.

Andrea DebernardiAndrea Debernardi
Apr 3, 2026, 10:00·8 min read

Notebooks: SQL Analysis, Reimagined

A look at what's coming: a full notebook environment inside Tabularis — SQL and markdown cells, inline charts, cell references, parameters, parallel execution, and AI assistance. Still in development, but the shape is clear.

Andrea DebernardiAndrea Debernardi
Mar 29, 2026, 11:20·3 min read·v0.9.12

v0.9.12: Under the Hood

The PostgreSQL driver switches from sqlx to tokio-postgres, MiniMax joins the AI providers, JSON columns get a proper editor, and error messages stop being cryptic.

Andrea DebernardiAndrea Debernardi
Jan 29, 2026, 12:00·2 min read·v0.8.0

Talk to Your Database: AI Assistant Lands in v0.8.0

Sometimes you know what you want but not exactly how to write the SQL. v0.8.0 brings an AI assistant that generates queries from plain English — locally or in the cloud.

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