10 AI Agents Cut a 48M-Row Database's Load Time From 34s to 0.7s
CurieuxExplorer · x · 2026-10-15
@CurieuxExplorer shares a striking optimization result: a database with 48 million rows that took 34 seconds to open was made to load in 0.7 seconds — same exact data — after 10 AI agents analyzed it, a 50x speedup. The post doesn't detail what the agents actually changed (indexing, query rewrites, etc.), but the scale of the improvement is notable.
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