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DeepSQL

Self-hostable 24/7 DBA and BI agent for Postgres and MySQL, with CLI, Slack, and MCP access

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freemiumFree to get started; self-hosted end to end in your own VPC. The site does not publish a paid-tier price sheet — no public pricing page exists as of July 2026.View full pricing →

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About DeepSQL

DeepSQL is a self-hostable database agent for Postgres and MySQL that acts as a 24/7 DBA and data engineer. It connects to a read replica inside your own VPC with read-only credentials, indexes your schema, and ingests your slow query logs from pg_stat_statements or the MySQL slow log — clustering thousands of raw queries down to a few dozen fingerprints it can actually reason about. From there it answers BI questions in plain English, recommends indexes, and watches for schema drift, flagging changes that landed recently so nobody has to discover them during an incident. You also teach it your business vocabulary in plain English — what MRR means in your schema, what counts as an active account — so its answers use your definitions rather than guessing at column names. Access is available three ways: a built-in web chat, a CLI for the terminal, and a Slack integration so anyone can ask in a channel. Because DeepSQL also ships an MCP server, you can point Claude, Codex, or Cursor at your instance and let your existing coding agent query the database through it. The whole install is a single command on any Linux box, EC2 instance, or container in your infrastructure, and role-based access, query policies, and audit logs are built in rather than bolted on.

Key Features

Natural-language BI questions answered against your live schema
Index recommendations from clustered slow query log fingerprints
Schema-change watch that flags recent drift
Company knowledge layer — teach it your metric definitions in plain English
Web UI, CLI, and Slack interfaces
MCP server so Claude, Codex, and Cursor can query through it
Self-hosted with read-only credentials; no data leaves your VPC
Role-based access, query policies, and audit logs

DeepSQL Pros & Cons

Pros

  • +Runs entirely in your own infrastructure — data never leaves your VPC
  • +One-line install, working in about 15 minutes
  • +Works with the coding agents you already use via MCP
  • +Turns raw slow query logs into a ranked, actionable shortlist
  • +Business-vocabulary layer stops it guessing at what your columns mean

⚠️ Cons

  • Self-hosting means you own the uptime and upgrades
  • No published paid pricing, so budgeting past the free tier requires contacting them
  • Postgres and MySQL only — no SQL Server, Snowflake, or BigQuery
  • Still early (v0.x), so expect rough edges

Who Is DeepSQL Best For?

👤Data engineers drowning in slow-query triage
👤Teams that cannot send schema or query data to a third-party SaaS
👤Small companies without a dedicated DBA

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database agentpostgresmysqldbaself-hostedmcp serverslow query
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