Rowbit: tell us what you think

[Ermag]

Rowbit is an open source safety net for AI agents that write to your database: preview every write, approve the risky ones, undo any single change. It is early. The demo runs on simulated data, and what we build first depends a lot on what you tell us here.

We would love your honest take, good or bad. Answer any or all of these in a comment, as briefly or at length as you like:

1. Would you put this between your agents and a production database? What would stop you?
2. Where do you want to review held changes: a web UI, Slack, the terminal, or something else?
3. Is a proxy the right shape, or would you rather have a library, a database plugin, or a hosted service?
4. When an undo hits rows that changed since, what should happen?
5. We are starting with MariaDB and MySQL. Which database should come next for you: PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Snowflake, Redis, or another?

General impressions are just as welcome: is this a problem you have, and does Rowbit look like the right answer to it? If you agree with someone, a 👍 on their comment helps us count.