"Build a 'group chat archaeologist'. I upload an iMessage or WhatsApp export and AI generates an interactive timeline of the inside jokes, the drama, and a friendship arc graph for each person." We all have the export. We all want the graph.
"Create a daily outfit-rating app where my group uploads selfies, an AI fashion editor delivers a savage 1-10 verdict, and a weekly leaderboard crowns whoever dressed best." Group chat energy, productized.
"Build a D&D campaign wiki that grows itself. Players paste session notes after each game, and AI extracts characters, locations, items, and plot threads into an illustrated wiki the whole party shares." Niche, but the niche will love you.
"Photograph the inside of my fridge and AI generates a week of dinners using only what's already there, plus a tiny shopping list for the missing essentials." Your sad Tuesday produce drawer has potential.
"Build a roommate expenses app where anyone snaps a receipt photo, AI extracts the line items and total, and a live balance shows who owes whom. Magic-link login per household." Splitwise, but you own the database.
"Create an app for managing my music collection. Each entry needs artist, year, genre, and format (CD or vinyl). Let me search by artist and edit any entry." The classic CRUD, but yours.
"Build a public 'what's the best advice you ever got' app. Anyone can submit a one-liner. Display them all as a scrollable wall of wisdom, newest at the top." Auth optional. Vibes immaculate.
Last week we announced Netlify Database. The blog post used this prompt as the example:
"I want an app to manage my list of mythical creatures."
Here are 8 more prompts you can paste into the start page and ship before lunch. 🧵
netlify.com/blog/netlify-database 
Bazel and k8s deserve a fresh take with coding agents
Find the challenge of designing a company to be operationally efficient sexy, and a good asset to have these days. Just built an internal service for @tuist.dev, Atlas, where we plan to move some of our operations and lean heavily on agents, first starting with CRM tools. 
Learn more about the Postgres extensions we support:
planetscale.com/docs/postgre... pgvectorscale augments pgvector with StreamingDiskANN, making larger-than-RAM vector indexes achievable in Postgres. It also adds statistical binary quantization for improved search recall over regular quantization. PlanetScale supports both. Try them today.
The platforms that win the next decade won't just be the ones agents can provision.
They'll be the ones that help agent-started projects keep moving all the way to production.
That's the AX question. netlify.com/blog/agent-experience-moves-upstream 
You don't need Redis or Kafka for simple Pub/Sub!
Postgres has LISTEN and NOTIFY for simple real-time messaging.
we wrote a beginner-friendly blog with a @bun.sh demo, plus when to use it and when to reach for a queue.
Check it out👇
pris.ly/pub-sub 
would recommend spelunking @archive.org for cozy old domain uses 
nytimes opinion piece with an outlink with the utm_source=chatgpt.com tracker intact www.nytimes.com/2026/04/30/o... 
Read the docs and start optimizing your queries now 👇
pris.ly/docs/query-... Now, with Prisma Postgres, you can inspect raw SQL queries and the SQL generated by Prisma ORM, spot inefficiencies, and get prompts you can pass to your AI agents to improve query performance faster. 
Slow queries are hard to fix when you cannot see what is actually running.
Especially with ORMs, raw SQL, or agent-generated code.
That is why we built Query Insights into Prisma Postgres 👇 "But the equation underneath has shifted. If there is an agent in the room with you, the layer of convenience you used to rent gets thinner. The case for owning your infrastructure, or at least owning the ability to reason about it, is stronger than it has been."
pepicrft.me/blog/the-con... Nice, looking forward to it!
Some deletes deserve a do-over 🪄
Changelog #0288
• Undoable volume deletes
• SSH support
• Auto-deploy toggle
• Fixes and improvements
railway.com/changelog/20...