Hey everyone, I’m Jorge, the creator and maintainer of LazySQL. I originally built LazySQL because I wanted a database client that felt at home in the terminal. Since then, the project has grown far beyond what I expected, and seeing people actually use it has been incredibly rewarding. I’ve been thinking about the next stage of the project and I’m putting together a roadmap around things like reliability, database support, performance, UX improvements, and some long-requested features. Before deciding what deserves the most attention, I’d really like to hear from people using LazySQL: What is the one thing you would most like to see improved or added? There’s also a bigger question I’ve been thinking about lately. We’re already in a world where AI agents can interact with our tools and infrastructure directly. If someone wants to inspect their database they just ask an AI agent to do it, and honestly, i don’t know yet what that means for tools like LazySQL. Do you think a focused database client like LazySQL still has a place in that world? Maybe AI could complement LazySQL in a few genuinely useful ways. Or maybe adding AI to a simple tool like this would just make it worse. I’m particularly interested in hearing what people actually want here. I don’t want to add AI features just because everything suddenly needs “AI” in the name. What should be on the roadmap? Does LazySQL still have a place in an AI-first world? And if so, what should that place look like? P.D: I used AI to rephrase my words, please don't get mad.   submitted by   /u/Large_Tackle [link]   [comments]