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Ghost: A Database for Our Times? | Towards Data Science

Towards Data Science·Thomas Reid·about 1 month ago
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I product the other day, which I think may be perfect for AI-related use cases. Ghost , from ghost.build, describes itself as “the first database built for agents.” Ghost is an “agent-first” Postgres database platform that lets developers and AI agents create, fork, inspect, query, manipulate and delete entire databases with ease.  It’s also completely free to use. The developers who built it had a simple idea: if agents are going to build software, test migrations, inspect schemas, run SQL, and experiment with data, then they need databases that are as disposable and programmable as code sandboxes. That is where Ghost fits.  When you create a Ghost database or fork existing ones, those databases live on Ghost’s Cloud infrastructure, not on your local system. Ghost is especially useful for testing, prototyping, agent workflows, branch databases, migration experiments, and disposable database environments.  Traditional managed databases are designed around long-lived production infrastructure.…

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