v0.9.16 makes connection groups feel much more direct: drag groups to reorder them, drag connections into a different group, and get more consistent pagination behavior across built-in drivers.

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.

Connection health monitoring lands, PostgreSQL gains 40+ new types from network to geometry, modals get a searchable type picker and keyboard navigation, and autocompletion finally respects multi-database contexts.

UI Extensions land in production, PostgreSQL gains range, multirange, and enum support, and the Settings page gets a full redesign. Plus two new driver capabilities for plugin authors.

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.

Chinese (Simplified) joins the supported languages, PostgreSQL arrays finally work properly, query results are editable inline, and exports got more flexible.

The plugin ecosystem is growing beyond SQL. Two Redis drivers have already shipped thanks to community contributors. Now we need experts to push DuckDB, MongoDB, and ClickHouse across the finish line.

Tabularis was born on the night of January 25th. Today marks exactly one month. Here's what we built together — and what comes next.