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    • Published announcement of Database AI suggestions feature for intelligent schema generation.
    • Feature provides AI-powered column and index suggestions based on table context.
    • Users can review, modify, or skip suggestions before applying to their database schema.

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This pull request adds two new content files announcing Database AI suggestions for Appwrite Databases. The first file is a blog post page located at src/routes/blog/post/announcing-database-ai-suggestions/+page.markdoc with metadata and comprehensive content describing the AI-powered schema generation feature, including user workflows, UI elements, benefits, and resource links. The second file is a changelog entry at src/routes/changelog/(entries)/2025-10-01-2.markdoc documenting the same feature announcement with front matter and feature overview content. Both files use Markdoc format and follow existing content patterns.

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src/routes/blog/post/announcing-database-ai-suggestions/+page.markdoc (1)

12-55: Minor copy/style nits and resource alignment (optional)

Nothing blocking here, but a few tweaks could tighten things up:

  • The feature name appears both as “Database AI suggestions” and “Database AI Suggestions” — consider standardizing capitalization across the post and with the changelog.
  • “Alongside Database AI Suggestions, we have also added…” could be simplified to “we’ve also added” or similar, but that’s purely stylistic.
  • The More resources section is MCP‑heavy; if you have docs or guides specifically about Database AI suggestions or database schema design, it might be worth swapping or adding one of those for more direct follow‑up.

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17-23: Align "Benefits" heading with "What's new" for consistency within this entry

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src/routes/changelog/(entries)/2025-10-01-2.markdoc (1)

1-28: Changelog entry structure and linking look solid

Front matter matches the blog (title, date, cover), the “What’s new” and “Benefits” sections mirror the feature description well, and the arrow_link path /blog/post/announcing-database-ai-suggestions correctly matches the blog slug added in this PR. This should slot cleanly into the existing changelog flow.

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1-11: No action required—front-matter key is correct and consistent.

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layout: post
title: "Announcing Database AI suggestions: From table name to schema in one click"
description: We’re introducing new AI features into Appwrite Databases that generate complete schemas and indexes from just a table name.
date: 2025-10-01
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needs to be changed.


You’re always in control. Suggestions don’t apply automatically. You can review them, adjust inline, or skip them entirely. Once ready, applying the schema is just one click, including an optional CTA to add suggested indexes for even better performance.

Alongside Database AI Suggestions, we have also added an **AI-powered index suggestions UI.** A new desktop modal and mobile side-sheet offer guided flows with toggles and an easy “apply” step for indexes.
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not sure if modal and side-sheet are something to mention, pretty standard across console.


We created a quick video overview to show you how the new feature works.

{% youtube src="https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/5IZJVsE6pIQ" thumbnail="/images/blog/announcing-database-ai-suggestions/cover.png" /%}
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might need changes since the designs have changed.

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layout: changelog
title: "Announcing Database AI suggestions: From table name to schema in one click"
date: 2025-10-01
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same here.

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