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Database

AI for MariaDB

AI-powered queries for MariaDB — the community-driven MySQL fork.

MariaDB is the open-source fork of MySQL, maintained by the original MySQL creators. It offers enhanced performance, additional storage engines like Aria and ColumnStore, and a commitment to staying truly open source. Many Linux distributions now ship MariaDB as the default MySQL-compatible database.

AI for Database treats MariaDB as a first-class citizen. The AI understands MariaDB-specific syntax and features, generating optimized queries that take advantage of MariaDB's improvements over MySQL. Whether you run MariaDB on bare metal, in Docker, or on a managed service like SkySQL, the connection process is seamless.

Your team gets the same self-service analytics experience: ask questions, get answers, build dashboards, and set up automated alerts — all without writing SQL or submitting data requests to engineering.

What's supported

Full-featured AI querying tailored for MariaDB.

Natural language to MariaDB-optimized SQL
Support for MariaDB 10.3+ features and syntax
ColumnStore analytical query support
Full JOIN, subquery, and CTE compatibility
Compatible with SkySQL, AWS RDS MariaDB, and self-managed
Read-only connection mode
Interactive dashboards from query results
Alert workflows triggered by data conditions

Example queries

Ask in plain English. AI for Database writes the MariaDB query.

What is our customer churn rate per month?
SELECT DATE_FORMAT(cancelled_at, '%Y-%m') AS month,
       COUNT(*) AS churned,
       (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM customers c2
        WHERE c2.created_at <= LAST_DAY(c1.cancelled_at)) AS total,
       COUNT(*) * 100.0 / (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM customers c2
        WHERE c2.created_at <= LAST_DAY(c1.cancelled_at)) AS churn_rate
FROM customers c1
WHERE cancelled_at IS NOT NULL
GROUP BY month
ORDER BY month DESC;
Show me the most popular products by units sold
SELECT p.name, SUM(oi.quantity) AS units_sold, SUM(oi.quantity * oi.price) AS revenue
FROM products p
JOIN order_items oi ON oi.product_id = p.id
GROUP BY p.name
ORDER BY units_sold DESC
LIMIT 20;
Which customers placed orders every month this year?
SELECT c.name, COUNT(DISTINCT DATE_FORMAT(o.created_at, '%Y-%m')) AS active_months
FROM customers c
JOIN orders o ON o.customer_id = c.id
WHERE o.created_at >= '2026-01-01'
GROUP BY c.name
HAVING active_months = MONTH(CURDATE())
ORDER BY c.name;

Get started in minutes

1

Enter your MariaDB host, port (default 3306), database name, and credentials.

2

Create a read-only user: GRANT SELECT ON your_db.* TO 'aifordb_reader'@'%';

3

AI for Database auto-discovers your schema, tables, and foreign key relationships.

4

Start querying in plain English — the AI generates MariaDB-compatible SQL.

5

Optionally configure SSL/TLS for encrypted connections.

Use cases

Popular ways teams use AI for Database with MariaDB.

Empower operations teams to query logistics and fulfillment data in MariaDB.
Build customer retention dashboards from subscription data without engineering help.
Monitor website analytics stored in MariaDB and alert on traffic anomalies.
Generate weekly KPI reports automatically delivered to leadership.
Let data-curious team members explore MariaDB data without SQL training.

Ready to query MariaDB with AI?

Connect your MariaDB database and start asking questions in plain English. Free to start.