Your Code is the Schema.
The Rest is Noise.
You didn't become a full-stack developer to write repetitive setup scripts and database migrations. AgenticSQL automates the entire PostgreSQL and ORM schema provisioning process, turning days of infrastructure boilerplate into seconds of pure productivity.
Prototype Your Data Layer in Seconds
Skip the whiteboarding and YAML files. Describe your entities and relationships in plain English, and our Agentic AI will generate a production-ready PostgreSQL blueprint. Instantly.
Why Senior Devs Choose AgenticSQL
We automate the tedious parts of your workflow, from RDS setup to schema migrations. This gives you more control and eliminates boilerplate, so you can ship features faster.
Built for the Tools You Already Use
AgenticSQL speaks the language of your stack. We read your code, you get a production-ready PostgreSQL database that works with everything.
TypeScript
We read your Interfaces and Types to infer schema.
Python
We analyze your Classes and data structures.
Next.js
Perfectly understands your App Router & API routes.
Vercel
Deploy your frontend to Vercel, your backend with us.
Prisma
We generate your initial schema.prisma file.
Drizzle
Generate Drizzle Kit schemas automatically.
GitHub
Integrate into your CI/CD pipeline with GitHub Actions.
Powered by AWS
Our entire infrastructure runs on AWS.
And many more
Support for more languages and frameworks is coming soon.
Infrastructure as Code is Dead.
Long Live Infrastructure from Code.
Your pipeline shouldn't be a series of manual handoffs and fragile scripts. AgenticSQL transforms your entire development lifecycle into a fully automated, zero-friction machine.
Develop Locally
Run npx @agenticsql/cli to instantly provision a local or preview database that perfectly matches your feature branch.
Integrate with CI
Add the AgenticSQL GitHub Action to your workflow. On every pull request, automatically provision an isolated test database.
Promote to Production
Merge to main and our action automatically applies the schema changes to your production Aurora instance. Zero-downtime migrations.
Environment Parity
Perfect consistency across development, staging, and production. Same schema, same data types, same constraints everywhere.
Zero Downtime
Schema migrations run automatically without service interruption. Your users never experience database-related downtime.
Full Observability
Built-in monitoring and logging for every database operation. CloudWatch integration gives you complete visibility into performance.
Works With Your Stack
Drop into any project. Next.js, Express, NestJS, or anything else. We speak your framework's language.
// app/types/user.ts
interface User {
id: string;
email: string;
name: string;
posts: Post[];
createdAt: Date;
}
interface Post {
id: string;
title: string;
content: string;
authorId: string;
author: User;
published: boolean;
}// prisma/schema.prisma
model User {
id String @id @default(cuid())
email String @unique
name String
posts Post[]
createdAt DateTime @default(now())
}
model Post {
id String @id @default(cuid())
title String
content String
authorId String
author User @relation(fields: [authorId], references: [id])
published Boolean @default(false)
}Next step: Run npx prisma db push and you're live. AgenticSQL already provisioned your database.
We've All Been There
The database setup nightmares that haunt every developer's dreams.
VPC Configuration Hell
"Just need to configure the VPC real quick..." - Famous last words before a 6-hour AWS console deep dive.
Migration Script Roulette
"I'll just write a quick migration..." Three hours later, you're debugging why the rollback deleted production data.
The Terraform Maze
200 lines of HCL later, you realize you forgot to configure the parameter group. Time to destroy and recreate everything.
Environment Drift
"It works on my machine!" Dev has 3 extra columns that staging doesn't. Production has a mystery index nobody remembers creating.
The 3 AM Page
"Database connection pool exhausted." You're debugging connection strings at 3 AM because you forgot to configure max_connections.
The "Simple" Schema Change
"Just adding one column, should be quick." Four hours of downtime later, you're explaining to your PM why the deploy failed.