Laravel migration export
Export a selected table as a Laravel migration, with a PHP preview and a review of mapped types, indexes, foreign keys, and known limitations before copying the result.
This page shares the product areas we are planning and exploring for future SQLOZ updates. Priorities can change as we learn from real database workflows.
All items below are future or unreleased ideas. There are no fixed dates, version promises, or guaranteed delivery commitments.
These areas are the current directional focus for upcoming work.
Export a selected table as a Laravel migration, with a PHP preview and a review of mapped types, indexes, foreign keys, and known limitations before copying the result.
Turn selected rows into a Laravel Seeder preview. Optional OzMask transformations may help prepare sample data; review every generated value, and do not treat masking as a privacy guarantee.
Refine the table workflow around single-click previews, double-click pinning, and navigation to related records so common investigations take fewer steps.
These ideas are being evaluated and may evolve substantially before any implementation.
Explore a reviewed draft workflow for casts and foreign-key relationships before models are used in an application.
Explore turning a reviewed schema difference into a Laravel migration draft with visible assumptions.
Explore TypeScript type exports from query results for projects that want a typed handoff from database work to application code.
Explore schema export formats for Prisma and Drizzle, with generated output kept reviewable before adoption.
Explore a read-only Quick Look preview for supported SQLite files, showing schema and limited data without executing SQL.
Explore clearer index suggestions and tradeoff explanations in OzExplain, with every recommendation left for explicit review.
Explore similarity search with scores, filters, and text context for pgvector workflows before considering experimental visualizations.
Explore local CSV and Parquet workflows with DuckDB, while evaluating D1 and Turso as distinct potential remote connectors.
Explore read-oriented access to connections and saved queries through macOS Shortcuts, Raycast, Alfred, and the CLI, with actions kept reviewable.