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When agents met Drizzle
[email protected] is out 🚀
▪︎ Effect nerds, you now have native support for MySQL and SQLite drivers
▪︎ LLM agents can now use drizzle-kit CLI and SDK to manage your schema and migrations
▪︎ drizzke-kit now has MCP server and skills
▪︎ new github action to manage multi-branch migrations in teams or concurrent agent development
▪︎ next release is a v1 👀
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Next Monday, I’m joining @DrizzleORM as DevRel 🎉
I’ll be working closely with the teams behind the different parts of Drizzle, so you’ll be able to reach out to me about pretty much anything Drizzle-related.
We already have plans to talk about v1 and show you more of what’s coming.
I’ll start with migrations.
What would you like me to cover next?
And keep an eye out for the 🌧️ emoji. It’ll be my little bat signal for Drizzle posts.
I’ll still be posting about my other projects too, so 🌧️ = Drizzle.
Drizzle ORM retweeted
Plot twist: I’m replacing my handmade QuickJS runtime for drizzle.run (@DrizzleORM) with @wasmerio.
Let’s see how far WebAssembly can take this 👀
Drizzle ORM retweeted
Today we introduce TIN: a powerful and reliable full-text search extension for Postgres.
TIN works with complicated WHERE clauses, replication, backups, and maintains correct transaction visibility.
It's also mind-blowingly fast.
Drizzle ORM retweeted
Hello again, @DrizzleORM Studio 🌧️
New look. New page. Much sharper.
If you haven’t checked Studio in a while, this is a good time to come back 👇
orm.drizzle.team/drizzle-stu…
Drizzle ORM retweeted
Hey 🌧️
@DrizzleORM v1 is coming, and if you last used Drizzle before the v1 RCs, now is a good time to catch up.
So I made the guide I wanted myself:
drizzle-legacy-to-rc4-recap.…
Legacy → v1
Before / after examples
Migration notes
Direct links to the docs
This is a POC built between two mugs of coffee ☕☕
What should I add to the guide?
We've been actively dogfooding drizzle and LLMs tend to use 2 years old everything across the stack unless you explicitly tell them to use latest stuff, which you have to be aware upfront which 99.9% you're not if you're using an LLM agent
We did have a meet with @pnpmjs and put up a small proposal github.com/orgs/pnpm/discuss… to help LLMs discover what we(tool makers) are building for you(your llms) 🫶
messed up with imports
Replying to @DrizzleORM
Meet new Effect, Cloudflare and Turso drivers
If you're building a CLI app in effect for ~10m MAU - you're now good to go
There are many ways to do migrations in SQL and we wanna let you pick the one that suites your need and empower you with the tools to succeed
drizzle github action brings us one step closer to the place where we wanna see our migration kit, give it a try and give us a feedback ❤️
















