RDS AI Cli

RDS AI Cli

AI-powered command-line tool for relational databases

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RDSAI CLI is a AI-powered command-line tool that transforms how you interact with the database. You describe your intent in natural language or SQL, and the AI agent performs hybrid processing of both: orchestrating diagnostic tools, analyzing execution plans, and executing queries — all without leaving your terminal. From performance troubleshooting to schema exploration, it handles the complexity so you can focus on what truly matters. - aliyun/rdsai-cli
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Renzhong Wei
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Hey everyone! 👋 I'm Wills, the creator of RDS AI CLI — a new open-source command-line tool that brings AI directly into your database operations. 👉 What it does: With one command, you can: • Auto-detects SQL vs natural language, supports SQL completer, query history, etc. • Generate comprehensive database analysis reports with AI-powered schema review, index optimization suggestions, compliance checking against Alibaba Database Development Standards, and actionable recommendations • AI-powered performance testing with automated workflow (prepare → run → cleanup), comprehensive analysis reports including MySQL configuration analysis, InnoDB status analysis, bottleneck identification, and optimization recommendations 💡 Why I built it: As a backend engineer, I spent hours debugging slow databases and writing repetitive SQL. I wanted an AI assistant that lives in my terminal — not another web dashboard. So I built one. 🛠 Built with Python, Langgraph, Qwen API and love. Fully supports Alibaba RDS, PostgreSQL, and MySQL. 🎁 It’s 100% free, Apache 2.0 licensed, and ready for real-world use. Try it out: https://github.com/aliyun/rdsai-cli Would love to hear your thoughts — especially from DBAs, SREs, and engineers who fight database fires at 2am 😅 Feedback? Ideas? Let’s chat below! 💬