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pgvector is enough. Here are the two bugs you'll ship anyway.

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"Do we need Pinecone for this?" If you're adding AI search to an app in 2026, someone on your team has asked this. The internet's answer is pretty settled by now: no, keep your embeddings in Postgres with pgvector. I agree. I also work at Nhost , a backend built on Postgres, so yes, I'm biased. But…

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  1. 2026-10-23 09:04 · DEV Community — AI
    pgvector is enough. Here are the two bugs you'll ship anyway.

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