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Serverless eterDB

Serverless Postgres for a world where the primary user of your database is an agent, not a person clicking through a dashboard. The CLI is the interface. Undo is the safety net. Everything else — scale-to-zero, branching, a pretty dashboard — is table stakes, and Serverless eterDB has that too.

Built for agents to run your database, not just use it

Every serverless Postgres on the market was designed for a person clicking through a dashboard, with an API bolted on as an afterthought. That was a reasonable bet two years ago. It isn't now: agents provision databases, run migrations, seed data, and clean up tables at 2 AM, unattended. A GUI-first product with an API as a courtesy can't be the primary interface for that. Serverless eterDB inverts the order — the CLI comes first, and recovering from whatever the agent just broke is the same command it already knows, not a ticket to support or a restore from last night's backup.

CLI-first The primary interface, not an afterthought bolted onto a human dashboard.
Every action, one command Anything the app can do, an agent can call directly.
Instant undo Any mistake is one command from being reversed, live.
Zero downtime The database stays up through the whole fix.
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That revert is eterDB's surgical undo, running underneath Serverless eterDB — reverse a transaction down to the exact rows it touched, without a full restore or downtime. It's the one thing a dashboard-first competitor can't retrofit in. See how it works for the underlying mechanics.

Table stakes, handled

Scale-to-zero, copy-on-write branching, a management app, usage-based pricing — Serverless eterDB has all of it, because a serverless Postgres that can't do these isn't a serious option in 2026. They're the entry price, not the pitch:

Scale to zero Copy-on-write branching A management app Usage-based pricing

eterDB is open source. Serverless eterDB is us running it for you.

The undo engine underneath Serverless eterDB — eterDB — is open source and self-hostable. Clone it, run it on a Linux host you control, and your agent gets the same CLI and the same surgical undo, no waitlist required. Serverless eterDB is us running that engine for you: serverless, branching, zero ops — the table stakes handled, so the agent-first part is all you have to think about.

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