PostgresCompare is pleased to announce the release of version 2.2.0, the first public release since 1.2.2 and the largest change in the product's history. The application has been rebuilt on a new foundation, and the 2.x series adds database pipelines, ad-hoc comparison, data-change scripting, an MCP server for AI agents, and a fully translated interface.

Application code has fast testing loops: runners, fixtures, and red-green feedback in JavaScript, TypeScript, and Python. Postgres can be tested too, but database logic often sits outside those loops. Developers have to provision state, manage transactions, or fall back to a pasted query, a browser refresh, or a manual check. That gap shapes architecture. When rules are easier to test in application code than in Postgres, they tend to end up there, even when Postgres is the better place to enforce them.

This is a major release, and the headline feature is our new AI Assistant. We're starting to roll out AI capabilities across our database tools, and SQL Manager for PostgreSQL is the first to get them. It's also available in SQL Management Studio for PostgreSQL, which ships with SQL Manager.