SynapCores v1.13.0 — Your AI chat builds the first schema for you
The hardest part of adopting a new database is the blank page. You have to model the schema before you get any value. v1.13.0 removes that wall.
Describe your data, get a database
Open Get started, pick a template — support desk, product catalog, blog, analytics events — or just describe your own in plain English:
"a fleet-maintenance tracker: vehicles, service records, parts, and technicians"
The assistant creates the tables, adds a few sample rows, and shows you the schema and a first query. You're working in minutes, not hours.
Agentic scaffold chat — on by default
The AI Chat can now act, not just explain. Given a description it runs a
non-destructive allowlist — CREATE TABLE, CREATE INDEX, INSERT — and a
bundled CREATE … ; INSERT … executes each statement in order. Everything that
could lose or rewrite data (DROP / DELETE / UPDATE / TRUNCATE / ALTER /
GRANT) is always refused. It's the depth of a multi-model platform with the
first-run simplicity of a toy. (Turn it off with AIDB_CHAT_AGENTIC_MODE=false.)
Installs that can't silently break
The Ubuntu-24.04 installer fix is carried in, and a new CI gate now runs the
installer in clean ubuntu:22.04 and ubuntu:24.04 containers on every
build — a package regression fails CI instead of reaching you. Version reporting
is correct everywhere (/version, --version, the banner, the MySQL handshake).
Validated
feature_validator 88/88 · non-AVX-512 canary with no SIGILL · the agentic
scaffold confirmed end-to-end on the published artifact (the agent created a
table and inserted a row on the shipped native model) · recipe-cert 188/197,
zero regressions.
Get it
curl -fsSL https://get.synapcores.com/install.sh | sh # new install or in-place upgrade
docker pull synapcores/community:latest # = v1.13.0-ce
Re-running the installer upgrades in place and keeps your data and config. Linux x86_64 / aarch64 (Ubuntu 22.04 + 24.04) and macOS (Apple Silicon).
Running on a small box? See the System Requirements & Configuration guide — vector, ML and graph in ~2 GB.