What's the danger? It can see the schemas to help it generate the queries but it can't run anything on its own. Also you have to give the application credentials to an AI provider for the feature to work. So, you can just not do that.
replyThere is no need of potential dangers to not want to have non-deterministic features in an application.
replyThe docs suggest that you can set the default provider to "None" to disable AI features: https://www.pgadmin.org/docs/pgadmin4/9.13/preferences.html#...
replyNote: AI features must be enabled in the server configuration
reply LLM_ENABLED = True
I did not enable this and yet I got the panel in the UI.
replyIt is nice that they have the default set to "None". However to have this feature in pgAmdin is as distraction from the project.
replyIf it is just calling API anyway, then I don't want to have this in my db admin tool. It also expose surface area of potential data leakage.
Worth pointing out that Postgres is perfectly usable without an admin dashboard at all
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replyDid you miss this:
reply"This feature requires an AI provider to be configured in Preferences > AI."
And then you have to supply an API key (see here https://www.pgedge.com/blog/ai-features-in-pgadmin-configura... )
You don't get AI for free!
Why do you do in production?
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