01 · strata
Postgres, row security, the API and agents as four plates: the pointer pulls them apart and picks a layer.
Each figure plays its tour on its own until a pointer arrives. Hover to take over.
01 · strata
Postgres, row security, the API and agents as four plates: the pointer pulls them apart and picks a layer.
02 · assembly
Constructive's six-cube mark hangs mid-build; bring the pointer near and the cubes slide home, nearest first.
03 · needle
A needle through a deck of notched cards: cards whole at that hole ride up, notched ones stay seated, so every row starts locked.
04 · grants
A console of grant switches, one row per role: only the privileges granted to that role are switched on, one by one.
05 · keychain
Agent keys cut from a member key hang below it, each narrower: pick one and it drops with every key below it, revoked in turn.
06 · orgchart
An org chart in three tiers: pick a person, and they and everyone under them lift; nobody above them does.
07 · vault
Tenants as safe-deposit boxes in one vault wall: the box under the pointer slides out with its own rows, and the rest stay shut.
08 · register
Changes as sheets on registration pins: pick one, and every sheet above it lifts off the pins, reverted.
09 · plan
pgpm packages stacked on what they require: lift one, and every package that depends on it comes with it.
10 · vectors
Rows with an embedding at the end: pick one as the query, and rows with the nearest vectors lift, wherever they sit.
11 · reembed
Edit a cell and the row re-embeds: its vector bars empty and regrow one after another, from the edited cell toward the end.
12 · tickets
Jobs hang as tickets on a rail and slide on to the worker; hovering slows the queue so one can be read.
13 · pantograph
A pantograph traces the schema's tables onto the client at twice the scale, so the client follows the schema.
14 · backups
A tape library: pick a point in time and the picker draws its cartridge out of the rack, a restore point.
15 · parse
SQL set as type: near the pointer each sort lifts to its node in the parse tree, then prints back into the line.
16 · sandbox
Three copies of one database: the pointer writes into one tray, its walls keep the others still, and leaving rolls it back.
17 · safegres-scan
Safegres reads every table's policies and grants from the live database and grades what it finds.
18 · drafting
A drafting board with a blank sheet: the pointer slides the parallel rule up and down, and there is nothing to draw against.
19 · stack-cloud-db
A database hosted in the cloud, its code on a wire into the drum. Pick a disc and the stack fans open under the clouds.
20 · stack-chip
A chip holds the keys: a key opens four of its pins, and the agent handed that key reaches only two of them.
21 · stack-gate
An agent reaches the database only through the shield, and only its key lets it through.
22 · stack-function
A cloud function runs its code, and each run writes to the records and to the database.
23 · stack-rack
A cloud function on a three-unit rack: the unit under the pointer lifts clear of the one below, and its wire to the bolt cloud lights.
24 · stack-afloat
Postgres afloat in a life ring of four bands, two per score: the band under the pointer lifts, and the one opposite follows.
25 · container
Four tests, each in its own container: the pointer lifts one cube out, and leaving sets it back where it was.
26 · network
A parse tree of rounded nodes: the pointer picks one, and it lifts away with every node under it.
27 · tiers
A database as tiers of changes: the pointer's height sets how far it is deployed, and the changes after it lift away.
28 · chip
A chip taken apart to be inspected: across it the pointer opens the layers, and its height picks the one to look at.
29 · inspect
A linter’s attention moving over a file: around it, fine statements settle flush with a seal and wrong ones rise with a pin.
30 · versions
Type definitions for every Postgres version as strata: pick a version and the plates above lift, and its node kinds stand up.
31 · presets
An enum as preset keys: exactly one is ever down, and pressing another latches it as the last one springs up.
32 · lacing
A traversal as a thread laced round a tree of pegs: the walk visits every node in turn, and each peg it reaches stands up.
33 · modules
pgpm packages as crates resting on what they require: lift one and every package that depends on it rises with it.