mongodb

netdata/netdata

Per-second infrastructure monitoring with AI-assisted root cause analysis — Netdata collects per-second metrics across systems, containers and databases, adding ML-based anomaly detection and an MCP interface for AI agents. It targets lean ops teams needing full-stack visibility without heavy configuration, integrating with Prometheus, Grafana, InfluxDB and common databases.

Asabeneh/30-Days-Of-Python

A 30-day, day-by-day curriculum covering Python basics to web and data tools — A structured, free course that walks beginners from variables and loops through OOP, web scraping, Pandas, Flask, and MongoDB in daily lessons. Useful for self-paced learners who want a clear roadmap plus optional video support rather than scattered tutorials.

prisma/orm

Prisma ORM enters its Prisma 8 release candidate phase — Prisma 8 is now a release candidate, with a feature scoreboard tracking remaining gaps and a 'prisma-8' skill that applies upgrade recipes automatically. New projects are encouraged to start on 8, while existing Prisma 7 apps can migrate incrementally since v7 stays maintained for 18 months after 8.0.0 ships.

payloadcms/payload

A Next.js-native CMS that installs straight into your app — Payload installs directly inside a Next.js app rather than running as a separate service, giving you a TypeScript backend, admin panel, and GraphQL/REST APIs out of the box. It works with MongoDB or Postgres and suits developers who want a headless CMS or full backend without leaving their Next.js codebase.

Dokploy/dokploy

A self-hosted PaaS that puts app deployment and database ops on your own servers — Dokploy lets you deploy apps, manage databases (MySQL, Postgres, MongoDB, MariaDB, Redis), and run Docker Compose or multi-node Swarm clusters on your own infrastructure. It bundles Traefik routing, automated backups, real-time monitoring, and log/metric shipping to Grafana, Datadog, and others, with one-click templates for popular open-source apps.

t8y2/dbx

A 25MB database client that speaks to 100+ engines, AI included — DBX is a Rust-built client supporting MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, Redis, MongoDB, DuckDB, SQL Server, Dameng and more, all packed into a 25MB binary. It ships as desktop app, Docker image or CLI, with a built-in AI assistant and MCP Server for teams wanting AI-driven database workflows without heavy tooling.

googleapis/mcp-toolbox

Google's MCP server connects AI agents to enterprise databases — Renamed from Gen AI Toolbox, this Go-based MCP server lets Gemini CLI, Claude Code and other MCP clients query databases like BigQuery, PostgreSQL, Spanner and MongoDB via prebuilt tools, plus a framework for building secure custom NL2SQL and semantic-search tools for production agents.

bytebase/bytebase

Database governance that now accounts for AI agents, not just humans — Bytebase is an open-source control plane for database change management, access control, and compliance, unifying migration scripts, SQL clients, and ticketing into one platform. It now explicitly governs access for AI agents alongside human users, with JIT access, dynamic data masking, and GitOps workflows across 10+ database engines.

marclou/mailcheap

Newsletters priced by email volume, not dormant subscribers — MailCheap is an open-source newsletter app billed by emails sent rather than list size, undercutting beehiiv-style pricing. Everything the dashboard does—writing, reviewing, sending, publishing—is also exposed through an MCP server and REST API, so AI agents like Claude or ChatGPT can run newsletters with the same limits and checks. Self-host with your own Amazon SES/PostShiba, or use MailCheap Cloud.

ShayanAbbas1/dbdelve

A Rust/GPUI database client built to replace bloated Electron tools — DBDelve is an early-stage, free database client built in Rust with GPUI instead of Electron or JVM, aiming for instant startup and smooth scrolling through million-row tables. It already supports Postgres, MySQL, MariaDB, SQLite, Snowflake, SQL Server, MongoDB, Redis and more, with theming from Catppuccin, Tokyo Night and others. Good fit for devs wanting a lightweight, non-paywalled alternative to heavier GUI clients.