The Sqlean project (an extended function library for SQLite) started by collecting different SQLite extensions from around the internet, refactoring them into domain modules, and adding tests.
That worked pretty well — some people found Sqlean helpful in their work.
That worked pretty well — some people found Sqlean helpful in their work.
October 31, 2026 at 10:12 AM
The Sqlean project (an extended function library for SQLite) started by collecting different SQLite extensions from around the internet, refactoring them into domain modules, and adding tests.
That worked pretty well — some people found Sqlean helpful in their work.
That worked pretty well — some people found Sqlean helpful in their work.
68 now!
if anybody wants to borrow this for their other Bluesky meetups it's on github; i'm willing to host it to get you started:
if anybody wants to borrow this for their other Bluesky meetups it's on github; i'm willing to host it to get you started:
October 27, 2026 at 8:44 PM
68 now!
if anybody wants to borrow this for their other Bluesky meetups it's on github; i'm willing to host it to get you started:
if anybody wants to borrow this for their other Bluesky meetups it's on github; i'm willing to host it to get you started:
for anyone at home who cares i switched from the pure go sqlite driver i was using for development to the cgo driver (and briefly forgot to properly cross compile the cgo bit oops) and they were rly underselling the perf difference, it seems much much much better now
October 28, 2026 at 9:55 PM
for anyone at home who cares i switched from the pure go sqlite driver i was using for development to the cgo driver (and briefly forgot to properly cross compile the cgo bit oops) and they were rly underselling the perf difference, it seems much much much better now
November 1, 2026 at 3:18 AM
Edit an SQLite database in your browser
#HackerNews
<a href="https://editsqlite.com/" class="hover:underline text-blue-600 dark:text-sky-400 no-card-link" target="_blank" rel="noopener" data-link="bsky">https://editsqlite.com/
#HackerNews
<a href="https://editsqlite.com/" class="hover:underline text-blue-600 dark:text-sky-400 no-card-link" target="_blank" rel="noopener" data-link="bsky">https://editsqlite.com/
October 29, 2026 at 7:34 PM
Edit an SQLite database in your browser
#HackerNews
<a href="https://editsqlite.com/" class="hover:underline text-blue-600 dark:text-sky-400 no-card-link" target="_blank" rel="noopener" data-link="bsky">https://editsqlite.com/
#HackerNews
<a href="https://editsqlite.com/" class="hover:underline text-blue-600 dark:text-sky-400 no-card-link" target="_blank" rel="noopener" data-link="bsky">https://editsqlite.com/
Actually that reminds me, how is development on SQLite, God's favorite database, doing in the AI age?
October 29, 2026 at 7:25 PM
Actually that reminds me, how is development on SQLite, God's favorite database, doing in the AI age?
Just released v0.2 of my hardened SQLite Docker image. With 63 new commits - yes, way too many for an SQLite Docker image.
But it isn't really just about SQLite. Those commits paved the way for a new release process for Coolify and all my current and upcoming repos.
But it isn't really just about SQLite. Those commits paved the way for a new release process for Coolify and all my current and upcoming repos.
October 30, 2026 at 6:08 PM
Just released v0.2 of my hardened SQLite Docker image. With 63 new commits - yes, way too many for an SQLite Docker image.
But it isn't really just about SQLite. Those commits paved the way for a new release process for Coolify and all my current and upcoming repos.
But it isn't really just about SQLite. Those commits paved the way for a new release process for Coolify and all my current and upcoming repos.
Sqlite is a well known product that is open source but not open contribution.
October 29, 2026 at 2:07 PM
Sqlite is a well known product that is open source but not open contribution.
分散SQLiteはなぜ増え続けたのか、rqliteの12年を振り返る
https://papoo.work/doc/30d46e7ae26c6dd6
#sqlite #分散システム #データベース #オープンソース #クラウド
https://papoo.work/doc/30d46e7ae26c6dd6
#sqlite #分散システム #データベース #オープンソース #クラウド
分散SQLiteはなぜ増え続けたのか、rqliteの12年を振り返る
papoo.work
October 29, 2026 at 3:48 PM
Im still slowly working on tailing my opencode sqlite so I can ES my harness myself better. I could just, you know, not use opencode. But I enjoy it.
October 31, 2026 at 11:34 AM
Im still slowly working on tailing my opencode sqlite so I can ES my harness myself better. I could just, you know, not use opencode. But I enjoy it.
Local SQLite history is the right trade: searchable chats with no cloud account. The flip side is backup — local-only means no cloud recovery, so that file belongs in whatever backup already covers the rest of your work.
October 27, 2026 at 10:05 PM
Local SQLite history is the right trade: searchable chats with no cloud account. The flip side is backup — local-only means no cloud recovery, so that file belongs in whatever backup already covers the rest of your work.
Another cool approach for this is using sqlite and http RANGE requests to make queries phiresky.github.io/blog/2021/ho...
Hosting SQLite databases on Github Pages - (or IPFS or any static file hoster) - phiresky's blog
I was writing a tiny website to display statistics of how much sponsored content a Youtube creator has over time when I noticed that I often write a small tool as a website that queries some data from...
phiresky.github.io
October 27, 2026 at 4:30 PM
Another cool approach for this is using sqlite and http RANGE requests to make queries phiresky.github.io/blog/2021/ho...
DeltaDB is a new, Git-compatible version control system for agent context. It keeps every edit linked to the conversation that produced it.
@as-cii.com takes a deep dive into how we built it with Rust, SQLite, and Durable Objects:
delta.dev/blog/fine-gr...
@as-cii.com takes a deep dive into how we built it with Rust, SQLite, and Durable Objects:
delta.dev/blog/fine-gr...
Building fine-grained version control for agents with Rust and Durable Objects
How DeltaDB streams every edit from humans and agents into one causal graph.
delta.dev
October 29, 2026 at 3:45 PM
DeltaDB is a new, Git-compatible version control system for agent context. It keeps every edit linked to the conversation that produced it.
@as-cii.com takes a deep dive into how we built it with Rust, SQLite, and Durable Objects:
delta.dev/blog/fine-gr...
@as-cii.com takes a deep dive into how we built it with Rust, SQLite, and Durable Objects:
delta.dev/blog/fine-gr...
here's what i did:
GitHub - PropterMalone/atproto-event-signup: Self-hosted event signup with Bluesky OAuth, private SQLite RSVPs, and optional profile-picture buttons
Self-hosted event signup with Bluesky OAuth, private SQLite RSVPs, and optional profile-picture buttons - PropterMalone/atproto-event-signup
github.com
October 26, 2026 at 7:27 PM
here's what i did:
Put a Window in the SQLite Query Planner
https://nicheof.one/feed/put-a-window-in-the-sqlite-query-planner/
https://nicheof.one/feed/put-a-window-in-the-sqlite-query-planner/
Put a Window in the SQLite Query Planner
TL;DR: SQLite Query Explainer runs SQL in your browser, shows both the high-level query plan and low-level virtual-machine instructions, then annotates the output in plain English. Use it to learn where the work goes. Verify its explanations against SQLite’s own documentation before pouring concrete
nicheof.one
October 28, 2026 at 9:08 AM
Put a Window in the SQLite Query Planner
https://nicheof.one/feed/put-a-window-in-the-sqlite-query-planner/
https://nicheof.one/feed/put-a-window-in-the-sqlite-query-planner/
EverOS stores your AI agent's conversations and notes as editable Markdown files, with local SQLite and LanceDB indexes for fast recall.
October 30, 2026 at 12:46 PM
EverOS stores your AI agent's conversations and notes as editable Markdown files, with local SQLite and LanceDB indexes for fast recall.
New post: SQLite Is Enough for More Projects Than You Think
Most small projects don’t need a database server. Learn what SQLite can handle, how...
Read more: https://devstories.blog/sqlite-is-enough-for-more-projects-than-you-think-sx74v?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=crosspost
Most small projects don’t need a database server. Learn what SQLite can handle, how...
Read more: https://devstories.blog/sqlite-is-enough-for-more-projects-than-you-think-sx74v?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=crosspost
October 31, 2026 at 7:56 AM
New post: SQLite Is Enough for More Projects Than You Think
Most small projects don’t need a database server. Learn what SQLite can handle, how...
Read more: https://devstories.blog/sqlite-is-enough-for-more-projects-than-you-think-sx74v?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=crosspost
Most small projects don’t need a database server. Learn what SQLite can handle, how...
Read more: https://devstories.blog/sqlite-is-enough-for-more-projects-than-you-think-sx74v?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=crosspost
Introducing 🦉 Owlytics - Damn small self-hosted web analytics!
🐣 Damn small (RAM at idle - 6 MB)
🦀 Vibe-coded in Rust
🪶 Uses SQLite
🙋♂️ Single user
🐳 1 Docker container or single binary
💻 Self-hosted
🆓 Open source (MIT)
🚫 No cookie consent required
kyrylo.org/owlytics
🐣 Damn small (RAM at idle - 6 MB)
🦀 Vibe-coded in Rust
🪶 Uses SQLite
🙋♂️ Single user
🐳 1 Docker container or single binary
💻 Self-hosted
🆓 Open source (MIT)
🚫 No cookie consent required
kyrylo.org/owlytics
Owlytics | damn small self-hosted analytics
Small, self-hosted web analytics built with Rust and SQLite. Cookieless, open source, and ready to run on your server.
kyrylo.org
October 28, 2026 at 2:44 PM
Introducing 🦉 Owlytics - Damn small self-hosted web analytics!
🐣 Damn small (RAM at idle - 6 MB)
🦀 Vibe-coded in Rust
🪶 Uses SQLite
🙋♂️ Single user
🐳 1 Docker container or single binary
💻 Self-hosted
🆓 Open source (MIT)
🚫 No cookie consent required
kyrylo.org/owlytics
🐣 Damn small (RAM at idle - 6 MB)
🦀 Vibe-coded in Rust
🪶 Uses SQLite
🙋♂️ Single user
🐳 1 Docker container or single binary
💻 Self-hosted
🆓 Open source (MIT)
🚫 No cookie consent required
kyrylo.org/owlytics
CortexDB puts a knowledge graph, agent memory, vector and lexical retrieval, and MCP behind one SQLite file. Go, local-first, no embedding model required. The opposite bet from “add another service.” Validate concurrency before production.
github.com/liliang-cn/c...
github.com/liliang-cn/c...
GitHub - liliang-cn/cortexdb: AI memory and a knowledge graph in one SQLite file. Pure Go: vectors, RAG, agent memory, RDF/SPARQL, Cypher, 80+ MCP tools. Works without an embedding model.
AI memory and a knowledge graph in one SQLite file. Pure Go: vectors, RAG, agent memory, RDF/SPARQL, Cypher, 80+ MCP tools. Works without an embedding model. - liliang-cn/cortexdb
github.com
October 31, 2026 at 6:00 AM
CortexDB puts a knowledge graph, agent memory, vector and lexical retrieval, and MCP behind one SQLite file. Go, local-first, no embedding model required. The opposite bet from “add another service.” Validate concurrency before production.
github.com/liliang-cn/c...
github.com/liliang-cn/c...
> Also, "I thought dinner had SQLite in it" is going straight into the tally. Sounds like a very questionable recipe.
Just try to guess what I was trying to say here 😂😂
Just try to guess what I was trying to say here 😂😂
October 27, 2026 at 6:57 AM
> Also, "I thought dinner had SQLite in it" is going straight into the tally. Sounds like a very questionable recipe.
Just try to guess what I was trying to say here 😂😂
Just try to guess what I was trying to say here 😂😂
Wrote up how I gave my coding agents searchable memory with SQLite FTS5 + MCP.
Favorite fix: I was searching with the whole prompt, so it kept matching its own instructions. Now it only searches task facts like failing checks.
nirmalhk7.com/blog/sqlite-...
#golang #ai
Favorite fix: I was searching with the whole prompt, so it kept matching its own instructions. Now it only searches task facts like failing checks.
nirmalhk7.com/blog/sqlite-...
#golang #ai
October 27, 2026 at 2:10 PM
Wrote up how I gave my coding agents searchable memory with SQLite FTS5 + MCP.
Favorite fix: I was searching with the whole prompt, so it kept matching its own instructions. Now it only searches task facts like failing checks.
nirmalhk7.com/blog/sqlite-...
#golang #ai
Favorite fix: I was searching with the whole prompt, so it kept matching its own instructions. Now it only searches task facts like failing checks.
nirmalhk7.com/blog/sqlite-...
#golang #ai
Tänään ois kiva saada sqlite-kirjasto taas skulaamaan
October 30, 2026 at 7:29 AM
Tänään ois kiva saada sqlite-kirjasto taas skulaamaan
Put a Window in the SQLite Query Planner
https://nicheof.one/feed/put-a-window-in-the-sqlite-query-planner/
https://nicheof.one/feed/put-a-window-in-the-sqlite-query-planner/
Put a Window in the SQLite Query Planner
TL;DR: SQLite Query Explainer runs SQL in your browser, shows both the high-level query plan and low-level virtual-machine instructions, then annotates the output in plain English. Use it to learn where the work goes. Verify its explanations against SQLite’s own documentation before pouring concrete
nicheof.one
October 27, 2026 at 7:08 AM
Put a Window in the SQLite Query Planner
https://nicheof.one/feed/put-a-window-in-the-sqlite-query-planner/
https://nicheof.one/feed/put-a-window-in-the-sqlite-query-planner/
mfs running language models in sqlite, is there nothing it cannot do
October 31, 2026 at 9:53 AM
mfs running language models in sqlite, is there nothing it cannot do