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Mukesh AI Tools-Student-Corner&QueryMind
AI-powered SQL tutor & student learning companion
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AI-powered SQL tutor & student learning companion
13 followers
**QueryMind** — an AI SQL learning/database assistant. Ask database questions in plain English, connect your own DB (PostgreSQL/MySQL/MSSQL) or use a built-in practice one, get help writing and debugging queries. 1000+ practice questions with scoring. **Student Corner** — an AI study companion for Indian students, covering school + competitive exams (NEET, IIT-JEE, CAT, GATE, CLAT, CA, UGC-NET). Supports Hindi/English/Hinglish since that's how most students here actually think and ask questions.
love that you let people plug in their own postgres or mysql instead of forcing them onto a sandbox db — that one choice makes querymind feel like a real learning tool and not just a toy. the hinglish support for student corner is a really thoughtful touch for the actual audience.
@znursemq Appreciate this a lot, thank you! That was a deliberate call — sandbox-only tools are fine for syntax practice, but they don't prepare you for the mess of a real schema with actual constraints and edge cases. Wanted QueryMind to bridge that gap. And for Student Corner, building for the actual language mix students use (not just textbook English) felt like the only honest way to make it genuinely useful rather than just another polished-looking app. Really glad both choices are landing the way I hoped.
@znursemq Appreciate this a lot, thank you! That was a deliberate call — sandbox-only tools are fine for syntax practice, but they don't prepare you for the mess of a real schema with actual constraints and edge cases. Wanted QueryMind to bridge that gap. And for Student Corner, building for the actual language mix students use (not just textbook English) felt like the only honest way to make it genuinely useful rather than just another polished-looking app. Really glad both choices are landing the way I hoped.
how does the scoring actually work on the practice questions, like is it just right vs wrong or does it factor in query efficiency too
@erdiakkoc Great question! Right now it's primarily correctness-based — checking if your query returns the right result set against the expected output. It also tracks difficulty level (Easy/Medium/Hard/Advanced) and gives you a running score/streak as you practice.
Query efficiency scoring (like flagging unnecessary full table scans or suggesting index usage) isn't factored in yet, but it's something I'd genuinely like to add — it would make the practice a lot more realistic for real-world SQL work. Appreciate you bringing it up, adding it to my list!
The Hinglish support is a really thoughtful touch, feels way more natural than forcing students into textbook English. Connecting my own postgres instance and asking questions in plain english actually worked smoothly when I tried a quick select.
@gllsavalwrx Really glad this landed well — thank you! The Hinglish support was actually one of the trickier parts to get right, since students genuinely think and type in that mix, and forcing pure English just creates friction. Good to hear the plain-English-to-SQL flow worked smoothly on your own Postgres instance too, that's the core use case I built it around. Appreciate you taking the time to actually test it out, means a lot!
the Hinglish support is a really thoughtful touch, since most study apps force you into stiff formal English that doesn't match how students actually think through tricky problems. love that you let people connect their own DB too.
@rzgarybrp Thank you, this really means a lot! Yeah, that stiff formal-English gap was something I noticed a lot in existing study tools — students end up spending more energy translating the question in their head than actually solving it. Letting people connect their own DB was important too, since practicing on a toy dataset only gets you so far when you're trying to actually get comfortable with SQL. Glad both pieces are resonating with you!
awesome
thank u
Thanks for trying it out!