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Database Designer
Natural language to schema design. Describe your application in plain English and get a production-ready PostgreSQL sche...
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Install command
$ mrt install database

**TL;DR** - Describe your data, get a schema. Skip the drawing tools.
The 10-Second Pitch
- Converts natural language data requirements into normalized database schemas
- Supports PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, and common ORMs out of the box
- Generates migration scripts ready to run
- Flags anti-patterns like missing indexes or N+1 setups
Setup in 3 Steps
1. Describe your data model in plain English
2. Review the generated schema and adjust constraints
3. Export migration files for your ORM
**Example Prompt:**
Design a schema for a multi-tenant SaaS with users, orgs, subscriptions, and audit logs.
Verdict
| Pros | Cons |
|---|
| Speeds up initial schema design | Generated schemas need review by someone who knows access patterns |
| Catches common anti-patterns before production | Doesn't know your specific performance requirements |
|---|
| Migration output is immediately usable | The "right" schema is often workload-dependent |
Database design is part science, part art. This handles the science.