DecisionBox
Autonomous AI Discovery For Your Data — Open Source
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Autonomous AI Discovery For Your Data — Open Source
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DecisionBox is an open-source project and connects to your data warehouse, runs autonomous AI agents that write and execute SQL, and surfaces validated insights and actionable recommendations, without you asking a single question.
This is the 8th launch from DecisionBox. View more
DecisionBox for PostgreSQL
Launching today
The same autonomous discovery agent that runs on your warehouse, tuned for a database that's also serving live traffic. Capped connection pool, per-query timeout, fast metadata reads, TLS by default, read-only by Postgres role. Open-source AGPL v3.
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DecisionBox
Hey PH!
DecisionBox is an autonomous AI discovery agent; connect it to a database, point it at a domain pack, and it writes its own SQL, validates every finding against the data, and ships a ranked backlog of insights and recommendations. No prompting, no question-writing.
Today we're adding PostgreSQL to the list of supported databases.
Same agent, same loop, same domain packs as our BigQuery, Redshift, Snowflake, and Databricks integrations. What's specific to this provider:
▸ Read-only by Postgres role. USAGE on the schema, SELECT on the tables you opt in to, nothing more. The agent cannot reach what the role does not grant.
▸ TLS required by default. sslmode=require out of the box; verify-ca and verify-full both supported when you provide a CA bundle.
▸ Two ways in. Field-by-field (host, port, db, user, schema, sslmode) or a full DSN. The DSN path works with whatever your managed Postgres handed you — RDS, Supabase, Neon, Railway, Fly.io, Aiven, Crunchy, all of them.
▸ Capped pool, per-query timeout. Sensible defaults out of the box, configurable per project.
▸ No writes, ever. No DDL, no DML. The role you give the agent is the second layer of enforcement.
Every line of the Postgres provider is in the public repo, AGPL v3.
Same agent runs against BigQuery, Redshift, Snowflake, Databricks, and MSSQL. If your data moves, your DecisionBox install moves with it.
Happy to dig into the role grants, the auth options, or how the agent loop produces a discovery in the comments.