Devart Launches dbForge AI Assistant to Automate SQL Coding, Optimization, and Debugging

Devart, a trusted name in professional database development and management, has introduced dbForge AI Assistant, a brand new AI-powered companion designed to transform the way developers, DBAs, and analysts work with SQL. Integrated across the dbForge product line, the AI Assistant brings real-time intelligence and automation to every stage of the SQL workflow, from query generation to optimization and SQL troubleshooting.

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dbForge AI Assistant simplifies even the most complex SQL tasks. It generates context-aware queries, fixes potential issues with them, explains parts of SQL code, provides helpful real-time consultations on everything SQL, and navigates the dbForge documentation with precision, helping both individuals and teams write cleaner SQL, solve problems faster, and build with confidence.

Whether it comes to writing queries, reviewing team code, or eliminating errors, dbForge AI Assistant acts as a reliable co-pilot, speeding up workflows and improving the quality of SQL code.

“With dbForge AI Assistant, we’re lowering the barrier to powerful SQL development,” said Oleksii Honcharov, Head of Engineering at Devart. “It’s more than a productivity boost, it’s a smarter way to write, understand, and optimize queries, whether you’re a seasoned developer or just getting started with SQL.”

A New Standard in AI-Powered SQL Productivity

SQL remains one of the most critical yet complex skills in managing modern data environments. From long code development cycles to steep learning curves, productivity often stalls under pressure. dbForge AI Assistant closes that gap with intelligent assistance embedded directly into the user’s workflow.

Key features include:

– Conversion of Natural Language to SQL

Users can write plain requests (e.g., “Get total revenue by region for the last quarter”), and the Assistant instantly returns a syntactically correct SQL query. This doesn’t require any SQL expertise on the user’s behalf.

– Context for Smarter Query Generation

To do that, simply attach the required database, and the Assistant will promptly check its metadata. After that, it will be able to generate SQL queries of any type and complexity that will be relevant to your schema. Just ask the Assistant and get the result. This is how it works. It is also worth noting that dbForge AI Assistant does not have access to the actual data of your databases. It only checks the metadata for context purposes.

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– Query Optimization and Troubleshooting

Developers can submit existing queries for analysis and optimization. This makes it easy to check, troubleshoot, and improve SQL code, saving time and helping make query review more effective.

– SQL Explanations

For those learning SQL, or reviewing unfamiliar queries, the Assistant breaks down code clause by clause, offering simple, clear explanations to accelerate comprehension.

– AI-Powered Chat with Integrated Documentation

A built-in chat allows users to ask questions about SQL, database design, or any feature of the dbForge tool being used. The Assistant is fully integrated with Devart’s documentation center to provide real-time, actionable guidance.

Built to Fit Every Role

Whether it’s used by a developer working through complex logic, a DBA fine-tuning database performance, or a data analyst exploring insights, dbForge AI Assistant becomes a trusted co-pilot. It integrates seamlessly into daily workflows, reducing errors, accelerating output, and elevating team-wide SQL fluency.

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