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PostgresAudit
Read-only PostgreSQL audits with evidence-gated AI review
PostgresAudit turns local collector output into a read-only performance review for small teams. It flags slow queries, missing or unused indexes, table bloat, autovacuum drift, temp writes, and scan-heavy tables, then separates deterministic evidence from AI advice so teams can review changes before touching production.
Built PostgresAudit because small teams often have PostgreSQL performance pain but do not want an external tool writing into production. The workflow stays read-only from collector to report: we analyze local stats, surface slow queries, index candidates, bloat, and autovacuum drift, then keep AI in an advisory lane behind an evidence gate. If you have a small production database and want a practical review before making changes, I would love your feedback on the report quality, the action ordering, and where the workflow still feels too manual.
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“Read-only PostgreSQL audits with evidence-gated AI review”
PostgresAudit was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #72 on the daily leaderboard. PostgresAudit turns local collector output into a read-only performance review for small teams. It flags slow queries, missing or unused indexes, table bloat, autovacuum drift, temp writes, and scan-heavy tables, then separates deterministic evidence from AI advice so teams can review changes before touching production.
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