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studio

home1
- headlineTEXT
- taglineTEXT
- statsJSONB
manifesto5
- beliefTEXT
- consequenceTEXT
features18
- nameVARCHAR
- categoryENUM
- summaryTEXT
providers8
- nameVARCHAR
- typeVARCHAR
- driverVARCHAR
compare5
- toolVARCHAR
- scoresBOOL[]
- priceVARCHAR
tech_stack4
- layerVARCHAR
- toolsTEXT[]
get_started3
- stepINT
- titleVARCHAR
- commandTEXT
faq11
- questionTEXT
- answerTEXT
security7
- controlTEXT
- detailTEXT
support6
- componentTEXT
- supportedTEXT
- validatedTEXT
deploy17
- platformVARCHAR
- categoryVARCHAR
- methodVARCHAR
docker_compose21
- variableVARCHAR
- defaultVARCHAR
- descriptionTEXT

databaseearly-beta

manifesto6
- principleTEXT
- stanceTEXT
architecture3
- layerTEXT
- roleTEXT
reliability4
- guaranteeTEXT
- mechanismTEXT
playground3
- kvKV
- documentJSONB
- relationalTABLE

platformbeta · teams

overview6
- capabilityTEXT
- detailTEXT
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Cheatsheet

Click a command to load it into the editor, then press Run.

LibreDB is an ordered key–value store. Tables and collections are conventions over keys (users:1) — all operated with the same five verbs.

users:*relational table

A relational row keeps its primary key both in the key (users:4) and as its id column.

articles:*document collection

config:*key–value

Manageadmin

List namespaces, their kind, and relational schemas (reads the catalog).
One-glance summary: file size on disk + namespace counts by kind.
Bulk-load many keys (here a new session:* namespace) in one atomic commit.