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@tursodatabase
Turso
5 months
Turso β€” the next evolution of SQLite
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@ikechi0x1
Ikechi
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Dang I've built some incredible stuff on @tursodatabase Can't wait to show the world.
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@glcst
Glauber Costa
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AgentFS is a layer of abstraction that allows you to emulate an entire filesystem + some richer abstractions (built-in audit, built-in key-value) into a single SQLite file. That goes perfectly together with sandboxes, especially those in environments where having an actual
@penberg
Pekka Enberg
5 days
Shipped AgentFS! We built the first iteration of the missing abstraction for agents people have been asking for. Everything in one SQLite file: πŸ’ΎPOSIX-like filesystem for artifacts πŸ“¦ Key-value store for state πŸ” Toolcall tracking Full blog post: https://t.co/BmI3jNIk8d
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@penberg
Pekka Enberg
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Shipped AgentFS! We built the first iteration of the missing abstraction for agents people have been asking for. Everything in one SQLite file: πŸ’ΎPOSIX-like filesystem for artifacts πŸ“¦ Key-value store for state πŸ” Toolcall tracking Full blog post: https://t.co/BmI3jNIk8d
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@penberg
Pekka Enberg
14 days
SQLite is the perfect database for AI agentsβ€”but nobody knows how to use it. Many agent developers I've talked to make the same point: SQLite is ideal for capturing agent state, handling auditing, ensuring compliance, and managing snapshots. It's lightweight, all data
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@glcst
Glauber Costa
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Details on sparse vector search on Turso:
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@glcst
Glauber Costa
13 days
Turso 0.3.0 added support for sparse vectors: searching 100k sparse vectors in under 100ms for brute force, and 10x faster than that if indexed. LLM Embeddings are dense. But there are still many use cases that benefit from sparse vectors! @SivukhinN wrote about it πŸ‘‡
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@emil_priver
Emil PrivΓ©r
13 days
Good morning you all Currently checking a pr to add new Sqlite rust version from @tursodatabase to geni
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@tursodatabase
Turso
13 days
Turso can solve this problem well, because we run everywhere. Databases everywhere. Lightweight, infinite, and you can even store files on it. So good
@mikesoylu
Mike Soylu
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@glcst This is really clever -- the fs layer for agents is a huge pain I think this will be really popular πŸ”₯
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@tursodatabase
Turso
13 days
Good morning, internet! What will you rewrite in Rust today?
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@tursodatabase
Turso
13 days
90% Let's go!
@being_mudit
Mudit Juneja
14 days
This makes so much sense and would cut down like 90 percent complexity about the agents and their state/schema management. Uniform access layer is something all agent sdks should aim for. Kudos to @tursodatabase for heading in the direction. @aisdk @AgnoAgi
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@penberg
Pekka Enberg
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Turso 0.3.0 is out! ✨ Highlights: - Vector search: SIMD acceleration, sparse vectors, Jaccard distance - Subqueries in WHERE, HAVING, and ORDER BY - Foreign key constraints Also bug fixes and performance improvements. Full changelog πŸ‘‡
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@glcst
Glauber Costa
1 month
Turso now supports Live Materialized Views: up-to-date date anywhere, at any size:
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turso.tech
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@glcst
Glauber Costa
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Turso now supports *LIVE* materialized views! Based on a framework of Incremental Computation, LVM are Materialized Views that are updated in real time, by looking only at the delta of the changes instead of the whole table. That means you can have terabytes of data and a very
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@ScyllaDB
ScyllaDB
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@Tursodatabase CEO @glcst will share what took them down the path of rewriting SQLite it in Rust, and how this decision is leading to massive performance improvements at @P99CONF. Don't miss it on October 22-23! https://t.co/my7KHtBo5F #ScyllaDB #P99CONF
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@tursodatabase
Turso
1 month
Happy Hour is today πŸŽ‰ Join us in-person in SF! https://t.co/6y9pKHgsLZ #SFTechWeek
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@tursodatabase
Turso
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Happy Hour is today πŸŽ‰ Join us in-person in SF! https://t.co/6y9pKHgsLZ #SFTechWeek
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@notrab
Jamie Barton
1 month
Turso Sync + Turso Wasm is here!
@penberg
Pekka Enberg
1 month
Turso (the database) builds for Wasm, but that's only half of the story of running a database in the browser. Nice work from @SivukhinN and @notrab to make this happen! πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘ https://t.co/SBAnmp70yY
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@penberg
Pekka Enberg
1 month
We started with "embedded replicas" in libSQL, which allowed you to read locally, but you had write remotely. We introduced offline mode earlier this year, but @SivukhinN took it to another level by lifting the single-writer limitation! πŸ”₯ https://t.co/r4hF9rAKE1
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@penberg
Pekka Enberg
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Turso (the database) builds for Wasm, but that's only half of the story of running a database in the browser. Nice work from @SivukhinN and @notrab to make this happen! πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘ https://t.co/SBAnmp70yY
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@glcst
Glauber Costa
1 month
Today we have not one, but two exciting announcements for the @tursodatabase beta week: 1) Turso runs *natively* in the browser. 2) Turso dbs can be synced, with conflict resolution, to/from anywhere. Turso will put databases everywhere. Nothing screams *everywhere* more than
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@glcst
Glauber Costa
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We are shipping Turso with embedded documentation for core features. Every time you start the shell (unless in quiet mode), it will tell you about a feature, and prompt you to read more about it. There is a lot to improve in the core of the db, but the DX is important too!
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