Show HN: Dribble – an open-source AI IDE for databases

- Dribble is an open-source IDE (integrated development environment) built specifically for working with databases, powered by AI. It's on GitHub, meaning anyone can inspect, modify, or self-host the code. - IDE: a software application that provides tools (editor, debugger, terminal, etc.) for developers in one place. Well-known IDEs include VS Code and IntelliJ. - The project targets a gap in the market: many developers use general-purpose IDEs or GUI tools (like pgAdmin or TablePlus) to manage databases; Dribble aims to offer a dedicated, AI-augmented environment for writing SQL queries, exploring schemas, and automating database tasks. - "Show HN" is a post category on Hacker News (HN), a tech news aggregator run by Y Combinator, where founders and developers share new projects for feedback and discussion. - The database market is competitive: existing tools range from CLI clients (psql) to full-featured commercial apps like DataGrip or DBeaver. Dribble's open-source + AI angle is what distinguishes it in this space.