This is seriously impressive. I asked it to create 3 different databases:
- a customer orders database with products with a timeseries of prices, and multiple fulfilments per order.
- an issue tracking system with a reflexive user/manager database
- a family relationship model
In each case I got it to put in sample model and then asked postgres.new to answer some questions about the data it had inserted. I thought the family model would trip it up, especially when I told it to put in cousins and uncles. But no, it was pretty bang on.
The only thing it didn't quite manage is that some of the relationships are reciprocal (i.e. my sibling also has me as a sibling).
I asked postgres.new to review the data and it fixed some, and i asked it to check again and it fixed the rest. This is a very useful tool that I can see myself using!
- a customer orders database with products with a timeseries of prices, and multiple fulfilments per order. - an issue tracking system with a reflexive user/manager database - a family relationship model
In each case I got it to put in sample model and then asked postgres.new to answer some questions about the data it had inserted. I thought the family model would trip it up, especially when I told it to put in cousins and uncles. But no, it was pretty bang on.
The only thing it didn't quite manage is that some of the relationships are reciprocal (i.e. my sibling also has me as a sibling).
I asked postgres.new to review the data and it fixed some, and i asked it to check again and it fixed the rest. This is a very useful tool that I can see myself using!