Postgres intelligence for AI agents & apps.
Know everything happening inside your database.
How it connects
Two paths to the same place: connect directly over the wire, or run the agent next to a database that never leaves your network.
pgbot.dev │ ┌───────────────────┴───────────────────┐ │ │ Direct PostgreSQL access pgBot agent │ │ Supabase · Neon · RDS Docker · Kubernetes PlanetScale · public DBs Private servers · VPC │ │ └───────────────────┬───────────────────┘ ▼ PostgreSQL
Features
Connect any PostgreSQL database and get visibility into performance, queries, health, schema, and changes — with AI-powered explanations.
Monitor connections, locks, transactions, cache hit ratio, replication, WAL, and overall database health.
Track slow queries, regressions, throughput, query latency, and expensive SQL using PostgreSQL statistics.
Analyze table growth, index usage, unused indexes, missing indexes, vacuum activity, and storage patterns.
Ask pgBot questions in plain English and get summaries, explanations, and recommendations based on real database signals.
Connect directly to public databases or use the pgBot Agent for private environments like Docker, Kubernetes, and internal servers.
Read-only access, open-source agent, and support for private deployments without exposing your database publicly.
Core features
- +PostgreSQL health monitoring
- +Query performance analysis
- +Slow query and regression detection
- +Locks and blocking query insights
- +Table and index analytics
- +Vacuum and autovacuum visibility
- +Database growth tracking
- +AI root-cause analysis
- +AI-powered recommendations
- +Direct connection or agent-based private access
Why pgBot
Not just metrics. Context.
pgBot helps you understand what changed and why it matters.
Not just dashboards. Explanations.
Ask questions in plain English and get actionable answers.
Not just for hosted Postgres.
Use pgBot with Supabase, Neon, RDS, Docker, Kubernetes, and private servers.
Not just observability. An AI DBA.
Get insights that help you find issues faster and make better decisions.
Point it at a database.
Read-only by default. Nothing leaves your infrastructure unless you say so.