# Seedfast

Last updated: 2026-09-10

> Seedfast reads your live database schema and generates realistic, relational test data that the database accepts on the first insert. One command fills a development, CI, or demo database with production-shaped data, and nothing is copied from production.

Teams running 20+ tables, frequent migrations, and several environments lose real time to seed scripts that break on every schema change. Seedfast removes that maintenance. It reads the live schema on every run, covering tables, columns, types, foreign keys, constraints and triggers, then writes a connected dataset that holds up under every relationship the schema declares.

Because nothing is copied from production, it also suits fintech, healthcare, and other settings where production data cannot be used in a development environment.

## Features

- Seedfast reads the live Postgres schema on every run, so there are no seed files to write or keep in step with migrations.
- Seedfast generates values that read as real data rather than placeholder strings, and keeps them coherent across joined tables.
- Seedfast fills tables at whatever size the work needs, up to tens of millions of rows in a single run.
- Seedfast builds every row from scratch, so no production access is required and nothing is copied out of production.
- Seedfast runs as one CLI command, locally or as a pipeline step, and as an MCP tool call for assistants such as Claude and Cursor.

## Seedfast by the numbers

Seedfast has seeded 325 Postgres schemas since November 2025, spanning 115 distinct databases and 2,600 distinct table names, and has generated 651,164,969 rows in total.

Those schemas run wider than seed-script tutorials assume. The median carries 14 tables, the 75th percentile 24, the 90th percentile 39, and the widest single schema 432. 34.8% of them carry 20 or more tables and 24.9% carry 25 or more, which is roughly the width at which a hand-written seed script turns into a maintenance job of its own.

Figures are first-party, measured from Seedfast run records on 2026-09-10.

## Install

- `brew install seedfast-ai/tap/seedfast`
- `npm install -g seedfast`

## Schema handling

Seedfast is schema-aware. It reads the live schema and generates values that fit what the schema actually declares: foreign keys, composite keys, multi-level dependencies, check constraints, unique constraints, enums, JSON columns and triggers. The database accepts the result on the first insert, rather than a run failing halfway through on a constraint violation.

Schemas with circular foreign-key references are handled, where the constraints allow a valid dataset to exist at all.

## Database support

Seedfast is a schema-aware seeder for relational (SQL) databases. Supported today: PostgreSQL, including Supabase, Neon and Amazon RDS. Support for other SQL engines, including MySQL, Oracle and SQLite, is in development.

## Data realism

Seedfast reads table names, column names, data types and constraints to work out what the data is meant to represent before generating any of it. A table called `orders` with `status`, `total_amount` and `placed_at` gets plausible statuses, realistic amounts and timestamps spread across a sensible window. It does not emit random placeholder values, and there is no per-domain configuration to choose, because the same schema-reading applies to whatever the schema happens to describe.

Language and format are yours to set in the scope, written in whatever language you think in. Generated values can come back in any language, and the shape of a column is describable too: national phone-number formats, email addresses on your own domains, internal SKU patterns, prefixed invoice counters, URLs pointing at a staging host. Anything a column holds can be specified this way.

## Volume

Volume is part of the scope, not a separate setting. Fifty rows for a local branch, a million for load testing, tens of millions when the tables need to weigh what production weighs. That last figure is enough to reproduce the working set of a large, high-traffic product, where index choices start to matter and a query plan that held over ten thousand rows can flip at fifty million. Realism does not degrade as the row count climbs.

## Integrations

- **CI/CD**: Seedfast runs as a pipeline step. GitHub Actions, GitLab CI and CircleCI are documented at https://seedfa.st/docs/cicd-database-seeding
- **MCP**: Seedfast runs as an MCP server, so Claude, Cursor and other MCP-capable assistants can seed a database as a tool call. Setup at https://seedfa.st/docs/mcp-setup-guide
- **CLI**: the primary Seedfast interface, local or remote. Reference at https://seedfa.st/docs/seeding

## Documentation

- [Welcome to Seedfast](https://seedfa.st/docs/welcome): Everything you need to seed PostgreSQL with realistic AI-generated data. No production data, no seed files, no maintenance.
- [Install the Seedfast CLI](https://seedfa.st/docs/installation): Install Seedfast in one command — Homebrew or npm, macOS/Windows/Linux. Verify setup and authenticate in under 60 seconds.
- [Authentication](https://seedfa.st/docs/authentication): One login, done forever. Authenticate Seedfast CLI via browser or API key — works locally and in CI/CD pipelines.
- [Seed Your Database](https://seedfa.st/docs/seed-your-database): Connect Seedfast to a PostgreSQL database and run your first seed in under two minutes, with the terminal output and row counts from a real run.
- [Large-Volume Seeding: Seed Millions of Records](https://seedfa.st/docs/large-volume-seeding): Need tens of millions of rows? Seed production-scale datasets without overloading PostgreSQL. Natural language scoping, dependency resolution built in.
- [Data Realism](https://seedfa.st/docs/data-realism): Names that look real, dates that make sense, relationships that hold up. Any language, any format — Seedfast infers your domain from the schema.
- [Writing a Scope: Four Runs on One Schema](https://seedfa.st/docs/scope-examples): Scope examples measured on one schema over four real runs, showing the sentence that went in, the terminal output, and the SQL that checked the counts.
- [Exact Row Counts, Ratios and Shares](https://seedfa.st/docs/exact-row-counts): Exact row counts, per-parent ratios and named status shares, measured over three seeding runs on one schema, with the SQL that checks each of them.
- [Localized Test Data in Arabic, German and a Three-Country Run](https://seedfa.st/docs/localized-test-data): Localized test data measured over three runs per scope, with Arabic and German names, phone country codes, postal formats and a named country split.
- [How It Works](https://seedfa.st/docs/how-it-works): Seedfast reads your schema, understands relationships, and writes realistic data directly into your tables. Zero config, zero exports.
- [Scoping](https://seedfa.st/docs/scoping): Control exactly what gets seeded — tables, row counts, data quality. Master Seedfast's --scope flag and interactive mode in minutes.
- [Seeding](https://seedfa.st/docs/seeding): Seed local or remote PostgreSQL in one command. Trigger-aware inserts, full tool compatibility, no exports needed.
- [MCP Setup Guide](https://seedfa.st/docs/mcp-setup-guide): This MCP setup guide walks through connecting Seedfast to Claude, Cursor, VS Code, or the CLI so your assistant can seed a database directly from a chat.
- [Seeding a Database With an AI Agent Over MCP](https://seedfa.st/docs/ai-agent-seeding): AI agent database seeding over MCP, with the calls one agent made, the description it drafted and ran, and the SQL that counted the rows afterwards.
- [CI/CD Database Seeding](https://seedfa.st/docs/cicd-database-seeding): CI/CD database seeding generates fresh test data on every pipeline run. Automate test data provisioning with GitHub Actions or GitLab CI in 5 minutes.

## Blog

- [What Replica Mode Does Not Switch Off](https://seedfa.st/blog/session-replication-role): Setting session_replication_role to replica drops foreign keys and most triggers, leaving CHECK, NOT NULL, UNIQUE and RLS enforcing. The verified matrix.
- [The Dump That Breaks Its Own Restore](https://seedfa.st/blog/pg-dump-data-only-restore): A pg_dump data-only restore can break on a schema holding zero rows, and psql exits 0 while it happens. The verified failure map, with what each fix costs.
- [The Postgres Insert That Fails Right After a Successful Load](https://seedfa.st/blog/postgres-sequence-out-of-sync): A Postgres sequence out of sync with its table breaks the first insert after a data load. Why it happens on serial and identity columns, and how to realign it.
- [Synthetic Data vs Real Data? First Say What It's For](https://seedfa.st/blog/synthetic-data-vs-real-data): Synthetic data vs real data has no single winner; the answer flips with the job. For application databases, Seedfast generates rows that fit the schema.
- [Your Agent Doesn't Need Labels. It Needs a World to Act On.](https://seedfa.st/blog/training-data-for-ai-agents): Training data for AI agents that run software is an environment, not a labeled dataset. Seedfast seeds its database with connected, realistic rows.
- [Green Tests, Empty Tables: the Step Your AI Agent Skips](https://seedfa.st/blog/ai-agent-empty-database): An AI agent empty database makes tests pass while the tables sit bare. Seedfast reads your Postgres schema and fills them with connected, realistic rows.
- [Demo Data Looks Real Until Someone Clicks Into It](https://seedfa.st/blog/demo-data-generator): A demo data generator that fills flat rows breaks once your tables relate. Seedfast reads your live Postgres schema and writes a connected demo dataset.
- [MCP Servers for Test Data: What Exists and What Each One Does](https://seedfa.st/blog/mcp-test-data): MCP test data, surveyed. Which MCP servers generate relational rows and which only query existing ones. Seedfast seeds your own Postgres in place.
- [Pytest Database Fixtures That Stay Fast and Honest](https://seedfa.st/blog/pytest-database-fixtures): Pytest database fixtures done right, with real scope semantics, the SQLAlchemy SAVEPOINT rollback pattern, and a baseline Seedfast seeds once.
- [Vibe Coding Is Great Until It Hits the Database](https://seedfa.st/blog/vibe-coding-database): Vibe coding database guide: schema and migrations mostly work, the data is where it breaks. Seedfast fills the tables from your live schema in one command.
- [Agentic QA Can Write the Tests. It Still Can't Invent the Data.](https://seedfa.st/blog/agentic-qa-test-data): Agentic QA test data is the gap testing agents leave. Seedfast fills it, reading your Postgres schema and writing connected rows before the suite runs.
- [Seed a Postgres Test Database in GitHub Actions](https://seedfa.st/blog/github-actions-seed-postgres-database): GitHub Actions seed Postgres database, done right. Service container, pg_isready health gate, migrate-then-seed order, and where Seedfast fits as one step.
- [Synthetic Test Data: The Values Were Never the Hard Part](https://seedfa.st/blog/synthetic-test-data-generation): Synthetic test data generation is easy for values and hard for rows that satisfy the schema. How it works, and how Seedfast reads the live schema per run.
- [Give Google Antigravity's Agents a Seeded Postgres](https://seedfa.st/blog/antigravity-mcp-database-seeding): Antigravity MCP Postgres setup for 2.0. Seedfast registers once in the shared config, reads your schema, and fills it with connected rows from one prompt.
- [Give GitHub Copilot's Coding Agent a Seeded Postgres](https://seedfa.st/blog/copilot-coding-agent-database-seeding): Copilot coding agent database seeding in one workflow file. Add a Postgres service to copilot-setup-steps.yml and Seedfast fills it before the agent runs.
- [Faker Doesn't Know What Your Data Means](https://seedfa.st/blog/realistic-test-data): Realistic test data needs cross-column coherence and FK-connected rows, not just plausible values. What Faker misses, and what Seedfast generates instead.
- [Your AI Agent Shouldn't Touch Production. Seed It a Postgres Instead.](https://seedfa.st/blog/ai-agent-production-database): AI agent production database access has a real blast radius. Seedfast fills a disposable Postgres with connected rows generated from your schema instead.
- [Seed an Empty Postgres Database Without Leaving Claude Code](https://seedfa.st/blog/claude-code-mcp-database-seeding): Claude Code MCP database seeding, start to finish. Add one config block, ask the agent, and Seedfast fills your Postgres schema with valid, connected rows.
- [Seed Postgres From the Codex CLI With One MCP Command](https://seedfa.st/blog/codex-cli-database-seeding): Codex CLI database seeding in 2026. One codex mcp add registers Seedfast, which then reads your Postgres schema and fills it with valid, connected rows.
- [One docker compose up, One Seeded Postgres](https://seedfa.st/blog/docker-compose-seed-database): Docker compose seed database, step by step. Boot Postgres, wait on the healthcheck, then let Seedfast generate valid rows against the live schema.
- [GPT-5.6 Sol Writes the Code. It Still Can't Populate Your Database.](https://seedfa.st/blog/gpt-5-6-sol-test-data): GPT-5.6 Sol test data is where the agentic loop stalls. Sol writes the code; Seedfast reads your live Postgres schema and fills in the connected rows.
- [Synthetic Data for CI/CD: Seed Fresh, Valid Rows on Every Run](https://seedfa.st/blog/synthetic-data-ci-cd): Synthetic data for CI/CD means generating rows inside the pipeline. Seedfast reads the live schema after migrations and writes valid rows every run.
- [Best AI Test Data Generator: Which Approach Fits Your Stack](https://seedfa.st/blog/best-ai-test-data-generator): The best AI test data generator depends on the approach. Seedfast takes the schema-aware one, re-reading your Postgres schema and writing connected rows.
- [Best Postgres Test Data Generator: How to Choose in 2026](https://seedfa.st/blog/best-postgres-test-data-generator): The best Postgres test data generator reads your live schema. Seedfast does that on every run, as one CLI step, and the rows come out valid across tables.
- [Compliant Test Data: Why Generated Beats Masked](https://seedfa.st/blog/compliant-test-data): A compliant test data tool never copies production. Seedfast builds rows from your schema, so dev and staging hold no PII and nothing needs masking.
- [Test Data for Fintech: Realistic Accounts Without Touching Production](https://seedfa.st/blog/test-data-for-fintech): Test data for fintech needs accounts, transactions, and ledgers that reconcile. Seedfast generates them from your schema without production access.
- [Prisma Postgres Seed: prisma db seed, psql, and the Direct URL](https://seedfa.st/blog/prisma-postgres-seed): A Prisma Postgres seed breaks on the pooled URL. Direct vs pooled, prisma db seed setup, and how Seedfast regenerates data after each migration.
- [Circular Foreign Key Seed: Three Workarounds That Actually Run](https://seedfa.st/blog/circular-foreign-key-seed): A circular foreign key seed fails on every INSERT order in Postgres. Three SQL patterns that work, plus what Seedfast fills when the schema leaves room.
- [Enterprise Database Test Data: What It Actually Looks Like](https://seedfa.st/blog/enterprise-database-test-data): Enterprise database test data isn't dev fixtures. Patterns for multi-tenancy, audit trails, and scale, plus how Seedfast generates them from your schema.
- [HIPAA Test Data: What Compliance Really Requires](https://seedfa.st/blog/hipaa-test-data): A HIPAA test data generator keeps PHI out of dev. Seedfast reads your Postgres schema and generates realistic rows without touching a patient record.
- [Writing a Postgres Seed Script That Survives the Next Migration](https://seedfa.st/blog/postgres-seed-script): A Postgres seed script is easy to write and painful to maintain. A worked example, the failure modes, and where Seedfast replaces the file.
- [What is Referential Integrity? Definition and Examples](https://seedfa.st/blog/referential-integrity): Referential integrity means every foreign key points to a row that actually exists in the parent table. Definition, examples, and how Seedfast meets it.
- [Test Data Management: Pillars, Tools, and a Working Framework](https://seedfa.st/blog/test-data-management): Test data management explained: three pillars, four tool tiers, and a framework. Seedfast generates from the live schema, so production stays out of dev.
- [Test Data for Healthcare Apps: What Your Database Actually Needs](https://seedfa.st/blog/test-data-for-healthcare): Test data for healthcare needs temporal patterns and FK chains, not just fake names. Seedfast writes them into your schema with no production access.
- [Seed the Parent Branch, Not Every PR: Neon Branching Meets Seed Data](https://seedfa.st/blog/neon-branching-seed-data): Neon branching seed data: seed the parent once and let preview branches inherit it. Seedfast rebuilds that parent whenever a migration drifts the schema.
- [Supabase DB Seed: seed.sql, config.toml & auth.users](https://seedfa.st/blog/supabase-db-seed): Supabase seed database guide: seed.sql, config.toml sql_paths, auth.users, preview branches, and how Seedfast regenerates FK-valid rows per run.
- [How to Seed a Neon Database: psql, Prisma, Drizzle](https://seedfa.st/blog/seed-neon-database): Seed Neon database with psql, Prisma, or Drizzle. Fix the pooled-URL prepared-statement error, and let Seedfast regenerate after a branch reset.
- [Data Seeding Tools for Regulated Teams: What Actually Works](https://seedfa.st/blog/data-seeding-tools): Data seeding tools compared for HIPAA, PCI, and GDPR teams. Seedfast builds relational data from your live Postgres schema, with no production access.
- [PostgreSQL Test Data: A Syntax Cookbook](https://seedfa.st/blog/test-data-postgresql): PostgreSQL test data at the syntax level: generate_series, psql \copy, pg_dump carving, FK insert order, and where Seedfast takes over from a script.
- [Database Seeder: 7 Tools and Per-ORM Comparison](https://seedfa.st/blog/database-seeder): The best database seeding tool depends on your stack. Seven seeders compared on FK handling and schema drift, plus how Seedfast reads the live schema.
- [How to Seed a Database: PostgreSQL Practical Guide](https://seedfa.st/blog/seed-database): How to seed a PostgreSQL database with psql, Prisma, Drizzle, and Docker. Plus how Seedfast reseeds from the live schema after every migration.
- [How to Generate Test Data with AI Without Breaking Your Database](https://seedfa.st/blog/generate-test-data-with-ai): Generate test data with AI that respects your schema and foreign keys. Seedfast's MCP tool reads your live Postgres schema for Claude Code and Cursor.
- [Database Seeding: What It Is, Methods, and Best Practices](https://seedfa.st/blog/database-seeding): Database seeding compared: SQL files, ORM seeders, factories, and Seedfast, which reads your Postgres schema on every run so migrations can't break it.
- [Test Data Generation: 7 Ways to Fill Your Database](https://seedfa.st/blog/test-data-generation): Test data generation compared across seven methods: SQL files, factories, fakers, masking, and Seedfast reading your live schema on every run.
- [How to Fill 5 Databases That Reference Each Other](https://seedfa.st/blog/microservice-seeding): Microservice database seeding across five databases. Phased ordering, UUID coordination, and how Seedfast fills each schema from its own live structure.
- [E2E Tests Without Brittle Fixtures: Generate Data on the Fly](https://seedfa.st/blog/e2e-test-fixtures): Stop hand-writing E2E test fixtures. Seedfast generates the database state Playwright and Cypress need from your live schema on every run.
- [Load Testing With an Empty Database? Here's Your Problem](https://seedfa.st/blog/load-testing-data): Without realistic load testing data every benchmark lies. Seedfast seeds production-scale rows from your live Postgres schema so bottlenecks surface early.
- [Review SQL Migrations in 30 Seconds: Seed, Migrate, Compare](https://seedfa.st/blog/migration-review): Run a SQL migration review before the change ships. Seedfast fills a review database with production-shaped rows so you can see what the migration does.
- [ALTER TABLE, 5 Million Rows, and the Deploy That Took Down the Site](https://seedfa.st/blog/migration-testing): Migration testing against production-scale volume catches lock contention before deploy. Seedfast seeds the row counts an ALTER TABLE will actually meet.
- [Database Seed File Maintenance: Stop Patching seed.sql](https://seedfa.st/blog/seed-file-maintenance): Seed file maintenance eats hours every time a Postgres migration lands. Why static seed.sql drifts, and how Seedfast regenerates the data instead.
- [Small Data, Big Lies: 6 Bugs Your Test Suite Will Never Catch](https://seedfa.st/blog/small-data-big-lies): Small data, big lies: a 10-row test database hides six bugs that only appear at volume. Seedfast seeds the row counts that surface them first.
- [Your Staging Database Is a Compliance Violation Waiting to Happen](https://seedfa.st/blog/staging-without-prod-data): Staging without production data starts at the schema. Seedfast generates connected rows at production volume, so no dump is copied into staging.

## Compare

Seedfast set side by side with the other test data tools, with a capability matrix, verdicts, and a guide per tool at https://seedfa.st/compare

- [Seedfast, an SDV alternative for filling an empty application database](https://seedfa.st/compare/sdv-alternative): SDV alternative for app databases. SDV learns patterns from real data in Python. Seedfast fills an empty Postgres schema from one CLI command.
- [Seedfast, a Syntho alternative for filling a Postgres schema from scratch](https://seedfa.st/compare/syntho-alternative): Syntho alternative for Postgres teams. Syntho is a self-hosted UI platform priced by quote. Seedfast seeds a live schema from one CLI command, from $0.
- [Tonic.ai alternatives, including where Seedfast fits and where it does not](https://seedfa.st/compare/tonic-ai-alternatives): Tonic.ai alternatives sort by product. Structural maps to Delphix or Greenmask, Fabricate's ML side to SDV, and Seedfast seeds the application database.
- [Seedfast, a Gretel alternative for self-serve users left after the acquisition](https://seedfa.st/compare/gretel-alternative): A Gretel alternative now splits by job after the NVIDIA deal. YData, MOSTLY AI, and SDV handle model training. Seedfast fills the application database.
- [Test Data Generator Pricing (2026): Flat vs Metered vs Quote-Gated](https://seedfa.st/compare/test-data-tool-pricing): Test data generator pricing compared for 2026: Seedfast bills a monthly plan with a credit pool, while Tonic meters per turn and GenRocket quotes.
- [Seedfast, a drizzle-seed alternative that is not tied to your ORM](https://seedfa.st/compare/drizzle-seed-alternative): Drizzle-seed alternative for realistic data: drizzle-seed fills text with lorem ipsum. Seedfast reads any Postgres schema and writes real rows. Free plan.
- [Seedfast, a GenRocket alternative for teams that just need Postgres seeded](https://seedfa.st/compare/genrocket-alternative): GenRocket alternative without the $55K quote or 20-project minimum: Seedfast reads your live Postgres schema and seeds it in one CLI command. Free plan.
- [Seedfast, a Mockaroo alternative for data with referential integrity](https://seedfa.st/compare/mockaroo-alternative): Mockaroo alternative that handles foreign keys: Mockaroo generates flat columns. Seedfast reads the live schema and keeps relationships valid. Free plan.
- [Seedfast, a Tonic Fabricate alternative that writes into your own Postgres](https://seedfa.st/compare/seedfast-vs-tonic-fabricate): Tonic Fabricate alternative for Postgres. Fabricate is a hosted chat agent metered per turn. Seedfast seeds your own database from one CLI command.
- [Tonic Fabricate vs Mockaroo (vs Seedfast): A Test Data Generator Comparison](https://seedfa.st/compare/tonic-fabricate-vs-mockaroo): Tonic Fabricate vs Mockaroo, compared on foreign keys, workflow, and pricing, with Seedfast as the Postgres CLI that seeds a live schema in CI.
- [Seedfast, a Neosync alternative for the generation half](https://seedfa.st/compare/neosync-alternative): Neosync alternative after the 2025 acquisition: Seedfast replaces the schema-aware generation half, and Greenmask covers the anonymization half.
- [Seedfast, a maintained Snaplet Seed alternative](https://seedfa.st/compare/snaplet-seed-alternative): Snaplet Seed alternative after the 2024 shutdown: Seedfast reads your live Postgres schema on every run, so there is no seed.ts and no codegen step.

## Pricing

Every plan includes a pool of credits that refills monthly. A seed draws from it based on how much data it generates, with no table or seed limits, and paid plans carry up to 2.6x more credits than they cost. The free plan needs no card and does not expire.

- **Free** at $0/month: $5 of monthly credits ($10 with a work email); Around 8 seeding runs on a 30-table schema
- **Basic** at $16/month: $32 of monthly credits; Around 50 seeding runs a month on a 30-table schema; Top up anytime
- **Premium** at $69/month: $180 of monthly credits; Around 300 seeding runs a month on a 30-table schema; Top up anytime; Priority support; Early access to new features

See https://seedfa.st/pricing for current plans.

## Team

Seedfast was founded in September 2025 by three engineers based in Bratislava, Slovakia: Mikhail Shytsko, Danylo Zahorulko, and Dmytro Tymenko. In January 2026 the team won first place at DDAccelerator Finals as Slovakia's sole competitor.

- About / Founders: https://seedfa.st/about
- Mikhail Shytsko (Founder): https://mikhail.shytsko.com
- LinkedIn (company): https://www.linkedin.com/company/seed-fast/

## Links

- Homepage: https://seedfa.st
- Documentation: https://seedfa.st/docs/welcome
- Features (grouped capability reference, each row linked to the doc page that backs it): https://seedfa.st/features
- FAQ (technical answers on volume, distributions, localized data, schema handling, and what leaves your environment): https://seedfa.st/faq
- Blog (technical guides and concept explainers): https://seedfa.st/blog
- Compare (test data tools compared side by side): https://seedfa.st/compare
- Pricing: https://seedfa.st/pricing
- RSS feed (full article content): https://seedfa.st/feed.xml
- Full text of this site in one file: https://seedfa.st/llms-full.txt

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- Plans and limits change. Read https://seedfa.st/pricing rather than quoting figures from an article.
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