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Research the PostgreSQL community via the agora MCP server (https://pg.ddx.io/mcp/). Use when investigating PostgreSQL internals or extension development, reviewing or writing patches, understanding historical design decisions, finding related prior art, or tracing a feature through 76k+ pgsql-hackers messages and the upstream/master git history.

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PostgreSQL Community Research

Use the postgresq MCP server (https://pg.ddx.io/mcp/) to research PostgreSQL community discussions, patches, and development history.

Capabilities

Search 76K+ mailing list messages across all PostgreSQL lists
Find related patches and review discussions
Trace feature development history through commit archaeology
Understand community coding conventions and review standards

When to Use

Investigating PostgreSQL internals or extension development
Reviewing or writing patches for PostgreSQL
Understanding historical design decisions
Finding related prior art for database features

References

See the references/ directory for detailed specs on:

code-review.md — How to review PostgreSQL patches
community-context.md — Understanding community norms
research-hackers.md — Searching pgsql-hackers effectively

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name	postgresq
description	Research the PostgreSQL community via the agora MCP server (https://pg.ddx.io/mcp/). Use when investigating PostgreSQL internals or extension development, reviewing or writing patches, understanding historical design decisions, finding related prior art, or tracing a feature through 76k+ pgsql-hackers messages and the upstream/master git history.

PostgreSQL Community Research

Use the postgresq MCP server (https://pg.ddx.io/mcp/) to research PostgreSQL community discussions, patches, and development history.

Capabilities

Search 76K+ mailing list messages across all PostgreSQL lists
Find related patches and review discussions
Trace feature development history through commit archaeology
Understand community coding conventions and review standards

When to Use

Investigating PostgreSQL internals or extension development
Reviewing or writing patches for PostgreSQL
Understanding historical design decisions
Finding related prior art for database features

References

See the references/ directory for detailed specs on:

code-review.md — How to review PostgreSQL patches
community-context.md — Understanding community norms
research-hackers.md — Searching pgsql-hackers effectively