We're at capacity for the tonights session! Couldn't be more stoked to chat about building systems that agents and humans can converge on to build trusted code with Sanjeev Dhanda (@GoogleDeepMind) and @abhiaiyer (@mastra)!
Thanks @Kristopherfloyd (Frontier Syndicate) and Joanna Zanghi (@SiliconVlyBank), and Acasia for co-hosting with @constructive_io 🚀
Using @PlanetScale's own benchmark data. Removing the volatile and non-optimized polices, pure RLS vs. no RLS (I'm including original data for comparison)
This is what performance looks like when security is done right.
Interesting take on RLS from @PlanetScale — but the “per-row overhead” they highlight isn’t a limitation of RLS, it’s a consequence of how the policy is written
a thread on their take and benchmark 🧵
This is exactly why, and completely validates everything we do at @constructive_io because RLS is complex and must be managed or you'll make every mistake that @PlanetScale is assuming here. We solve all of these issues, and then some 🚀
happy to share @constructive_io just made the front page of TechDay ⚡️
We open sourced agentic-db
→ Postgres as the memory layer for AI agents
→ no more markdown hacks
→ no more stuffing context into prompts
Agents are probabilistic. Your data shouldn’t be!
AI can write the code. Engineers have to make it secure and correct
Speaking on a panel representing @constructive_io with AI leaders from @GoogleDeepMind (Sanjeev Dhanda), @abhiaiyer (CTO, @mastra) at the SVB Experience Center on moving from vibe coding → agentic engineering ⚡️
Join us Friday if you're in SF! https://t.co/87AwAN59BA
Yesterday at the @postgresconf I spoke about secure-by-default, modular Postgres ⚡️
As agents start generating applications, the database becomes the trust layer.
Security can’t be a follow-up step anymore—it has to be the starting point. This is what we’re building at @constructive_io
Had the pleasure of sitting down Greg Kemnitz and Curt Kolovson about the origin of Postgres, two of the original programmers from when it started 40 years ago! What a journey it's been and such a successful project. More importantly, I’m grateful to call them good friends.
We just open-sourced agentic-db — a Postgres knowledge base and personal CRM you can install in one command.
pgpm install agentic-db
Vector search, full-text search, fuzzy matching, spatial queries, and auto-embedding triggers. All inside Postgres.
https://t.co/bEjtiZf4d4
We just open-sourced agentic-db — a Postgres knowledge base and personal CRM you can install in one command.
pgpm install agentic-db
Vector search, full-text search, fuzzy matching, spatial queries, and auto-embedding triggers. All inside Postgres.
https://t.co/bEjtiZf4d4
Hosted @constructive_io Build Night #1 at @AngelList in San Francisco at @founders_cafe
Room full of builders actually shipping. Feels like the days when I first came to SF circa 2010. The energy is real! If you're building something cool, you should come to our next one.
Appreciate @Kristopherfloyd and @irinson for co-hosting this amazing community event!
More to come :)
We're over capacity for @constructive_io's Build Night at @AngelList HQ!!
100+ approved builders working across the agentic stack — agent security, orchestration, infrastructure, trust, voice, fintech agents, and autonomous systems that touch real users and real money.
I tried Modular Postgres (@constructive_io) recently and it changed how I think about database structure
Instead of piling everything into migrations:
→ you define modules
→ set dependencies
→ deploy in order
Wrote a practical intro on what I learned:
https://t.co/yqDfEqODY4
Join us for @constructive_io Build Night at @AngelList HQ & @founders_cafe to talk about the stack after @openclaw
This is the first of a new builders series, get in early!
There will be lobster rolls. Space is limited 🦞
https://t.co/UOjTOrkPtE