Dolt is a SQL database that versions your tables the way Git versions files, so every row carries a history you can branch, diff, merge, and roll back. The command line mirrors Git command for command: dolt init, add, commit, checkout, log, and blame operate on tables instead of files, and merges happen cell by cell, with conflicting cells landing in dolt_conflicts tables you resolve by choosing ours or theirs. Run dolt sql-server and the same database answers on the MySQL wire protocol, so the mysql client, TablePlus, DataGrip, and your existing application drivers connect unchanged, while stored procedures like DOLT_CHECKOUT and DOLT_MERGE and system tables like dolt_diff and dolt_log put version control inside SQL itself. Teams push and pull databases through remotes on DoltHub, S3, GCS, or a filesystem, fork a database to test a risky migration, and cherry-pick the good commits back. AI agents get their own branches to write into, and a human reviews the row-level diff before anything merges to main. Data publishers ship corrections as commits subscribers can pull, and analysts query any historical snapshot with AS OF instead of restoring backups. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. Apache-2.0 licensed.