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Adding features to an app can be hard. One minute you’re writing code, the next you’re switching to the PostgreSQL database client to run a query, and then it’s over to the console to check on your instances. For example, let’s say you wanted to add search capabilities. This can mean adding the right extensions to your PostgreSQL database and learning how to use it. How do you know which extension to use and how to use it in your queries? What if you could do it all from one place, using plain English?
The recently announced Gemini CLI extension for PostgreSQL is here to do just that. It’s a powerful tool that brings the magic of natural language and the convenience of the command line to your database tasks.
Imagine you want to add a “fuzzy search” feature to your app — you know, so users can find a “t-shirt” even if they type “tshirt”.
Normally, this would involve a bunch of research and manual steps. But with the Gemini CLI, it’s a conversation:
The proactive check: It doesn’t just assume you have the extension. It runs list_installed_extensions() to see if pg_trgm is already installed. If not, it installs it for you!
The code: Finally, it provides you with a sample query, showing you exactly how to execute the fuzzy search.
In just a few steps, you’ve gone from a feature request to a fully implemented, optimized solution. That’s not just a command line; that’s a database assistant.
To recap, the Gemini CLI extension for PostgreSQL lets you:
To get started, use the Gemini CLI extension for PostgreSQL.
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