Mskql – AI driven adversarial development (martinsk.github.io)

Mskql, a revolutionary database engine, has been developed entirely by three AI agents who iteratively created the system without human intervention, culminating in around 24,000 lines of C code. It distills essential database functionalities—including a wire protocol, parser, query executor, and storage—into a single structure, and supports the PostgreSQL wire protocol v3. Users can connect to mskql via standard tools like psql or pgAdmin on port 5433, or run it directly from the browser using WebAssembly, marking a significant step in simplifying database usability. This development is noteworthy for the AI/ML community as it demonstrates the potential of AI in complex software generation, highlighting capabilities in code quality and testing through automated adversarial SQL test creation. Mskql boasts impressive performance benchmarks, outperforming PostgreSQL by up to eight times in various batch workloads and demonstrating superior throughput, such as achieving 56,658 queries per second for insert operations. With over 960 test cases validated under a memory-safety checker, mskql not only advances AI-driven software development but also sets a precedent for building robust, efficient, and user-friendly databases.