instant-feedback SQL editing aka "query-as-you-type" uses DuckDB's AST, duckdb-wasm for local-first caching, and MotherDuck as the backend Still early, but should enable arbitrary scale and still retain a near real-time feel while writing ad hoc queries! Bye bye run button 👋

an interesting consequence of this instant-feedback SQL feature is when the LLM-powered inline codegen suggests an edit, you instantly see that edit's effect on the result set enabling you to instantly verify if it works as expected.

That's an exciting approach for interactive query editing. I'm exploring a similar direction based on DuckDB

wvlet is very cool! Thanks for sharing

So sexy

first time anyone has used that word for sql

very cool

Thanks Jeff!

Hope it doesn't run DELETE queries before you've finished typing 😆

@bantg This is guuud

ugh i need to start writing duckdb `from` first

you know, you actually don't have to in this case, but it'd obviously be much better for your QOL!