Kamus AI
Database
Where an app keeps its data in order, so it can be searched, changed and access-controlled.
A database keeps an app's data in tables whose structure is set by a schema. The app reads and writes it through queries. Do not let an agent run queries against the production database without permission, and use dummy data when you experiment.
Also called: Database, DB
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Appears in 24 lessons
- Invented provisions: never cite without opening the text
- Legal research with sources: official text first, summary second
- Staff analyses and reports with checked sources and figures
- What stays out of the model: secrets, production data, client code
- Test first, and watch it fail for the right reason
- Reviewers who probe real data, not the summary
- Mini project: one small feature with an agent, from plan to hand-over
- What building with AI means
- The parts of a web app
- Setting up your machine
- Data and migrations
- Project: a small team tool
- Editors and CLI agents
- Test first
- Reviewers that test real data
- The real build as the gate
- A workspace where an agent may be wrong
- Project instructions and first permissions
- Tool results, errors and repeated calls
- Context is not memory
- Skills as procedures
- Permissions as narrow as the task
- A staged release with a flag
- Project: an agent with gates