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mori is a database proxy that lets you (or your ai agent!!!) do whatever you want to production without consequences. reads hit prod — real data, real schemas, real volume. writes get captured locally in a shadow database. production is write-protected at all times. break something? mori reset. start over. prod never knows. under the hood, every query is parsed, classified, and routed through one of six execution strategies — from direct pass-through to hydrate-and-write — merging shadow and prod results so your app sees one unified database. taint maps, tombstones, schema divergence, sequence offsets — all handled transparently. supports 9 database engines (postgres, mysql, mssql, sqlite, redis, firestore, and more), 14+ auth providers (gcp iam, aws rds, neon, supabase...), and ships with a built-in MCP server so AI agents can investigate and fix prod issues with zero risk. the dream workflow that should already exist.

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