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Your Agent Forgets Everything. I Measured What I Forgot to Write Down.

2026-09-16 · by Hannah Vernon · in AI for DBAs

An agent session ends and the context is gone. Everything it learned about your environment, every approach it tried and discarded, every decision you talked through together, and whatever it was about to do next….

Getting Your AI Agent to Actually Follow Your Instructions

2026-07-28 · by Hannah Vernon · in AI for DBAs

There is a special kind of frustration in watching an AI agent cheerfully do the exact thing your instructions file tells it not to do. You wrote the rule. The rule is right there. The…

Teaching Your AI Assistant to Remember: Session Checkpoints for Multi-Day Work

2026-05-01 · by Hannah Vernon · in AI for DBAs

If you’ve used an AI coding assistant for anything beyond a quick one-off question, you’ve hit the wall: the conversation context runs out. You start a new session, and the assistant has no idea what…

A Junior DBA’s Field Guide to This Series: What Your Mentor Forgot to Explain

2026-04-23 · by Hannah Vernon · in AI for DBAs

A companion guide for junior DBAs navigating the ALTER DBA ADD AGENT series. Maps the vocabulary walls, production safety gaps, and confidence calibration challenges that experienced readers won’t even notice.

SQL Server Patching Pre/Post Checks with AI

2026-04-23 · by Hannah Vernon · in AI for DBAs

Generate matched pre-patch and post-patch validation scripts with AI for safe SQL Server patching.

Smart DBCC CHECKDB Scheduling with AI

2026-04-23 · by Hannah Vernon · in AI for DBAs

Build intelligent CHECKDB scheduling with AI size-based estimates, window optimization, and corruption alerting.

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