@luanpdd/kit-mcp 1.21.0 → 1.26.0

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  2. package/README.md +914 -648
  3. package/kit/COMANDOS.md +138 -138
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+ name: evolucao-schema-compativel
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+ description: Use ao escrever migration Postgres ou versionar contrato API Edge Function — padrão 3-passos (adicionar nullable → backfill em batches → impor NOT NULL), análogos Avro/Protobuf de schema evolution para Postgres (rename via view, alargamento seguro, mudança de default em coluna em uso), rolling upgrade client-side com JWT/session compat.
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+ ---
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+ # Evolução de Schema Compatível — Padrão 3-Passos + Rolling Upgrade
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+ ## Quando usar
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+ LLM carrega esta skill ao escrever migration Postgres ou versionar contrato de API em Edge Function Supabase com risco de quebra de compat. Trigger phrases:
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+ - "alterar coluna existente", "add not null em coluna em uso"
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+ - "migration sem downtime", "padrão 3-passos backfill"
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+ - "schema evolution Postgres", "Avro Postgres", "Protobuf Postgres"
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+ - "compat backward forward", "rolling upgrade Edge Function"
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+ - "renomear coluna sem downtime", "drop column antigo", "narrow type unsafe"
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+ - "versionar payload API", "JWT compat entre versões"
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+ Esta skill **estende** [`supabase-migrations`](../supabase-migrations/SKILL.md) (v1.8) — herda naming convention, RLS obrigatório e style guide; adiciona o padrão 3-passos canônico DDIA Ch 4 traduzido para Postgres.
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+ Material-fonte: *Designing Data-Intensive Applications*, Martin Kleppmann (O'Reilly 2017), capítulo 4 "Encoding and Evolution". Termos canônicos PT-BR ↔ EN definidos em [`../_shared-dados-distribuidos/glossary.md`](../_shared-dados-distribuidos/glossary.md) seção (g).
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+ ## Regras absolutas
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+ **REGRA #1 (nunca adicionar NOT NULL em coluna existente direto):** `ALTER TABLE ... ALTER COLUMN x SET NOT NULL` em coluna em uso **DEVE** ser feita após backfill 100% verificado. Adicionar direto trava a tabela com `AccessExclusiveLock` enquanto Postgres scaneia toda a tabela validando — bloqueia reads/writes; pode demorar minutos em tabelas grandes; falha se houver 1 NULL remanescente.
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+ **REGRA #2 (nunca DROP COLUMN sem 2-fase):** `ALTER TABLE ... DROP COLUMN x` quebra rolling upgrade. App v1 ainda lendo a coluna recebe erro. Padrão correto: marcar deprecated em V2 (app não escreve mais), DROP em V3 (após 100% das instâncias V1 desligadas).
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+ **REGRA #3 (nunca narrow type direto):** `ALTER TABLE ... ALTER COLUMN x TYPE varchar(50)` em coluna `varchar(255)` em uso **DEVE** falhar se houver row com valor > 50 chars; mesmo se passar, viola forward compat (app antigo escreve string longa, falha). Padrão: nova coluna `x_short` + backfill com truncamento + transição V1→V2 → DROP da antiga.
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+ **REGRA #5 (Edge Function: nunca remover campo required do payload):** Cliente antigo enviando payload sem o campo novo deve continuar funcionando até forçar upgrade. Adicionar campo = optional + default no servidor; remover campo = manter como ignored por N versões antes de deletar; renomear = aceitar ambos os nomes durante transição.
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+ **REGRA #6 (rolling upgrade preserva ambas as versões em produção):** Em qualquer momento durante deploy, **V1 e V2 coexistem**. Schema/payload de dados em trânsito **DEVE** atender backward compat (V2 lê dados V1) **E** forward compat (V1 lê dados V2 ignorando campos novos).
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+ ## Patterns canônicos
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+ ### Padrão 3-passos: adicionar coluna NOT NULL em tabela em uso
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+ Pattern canônico DDIA Ch 4 ("rolling upgrade") aplicado a Postgres:
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+ ```sql
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+ -- ============================================================
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+ -- MIGRATION 1 (V1+V2 coexistindo): adicionar coluna NULLABLE
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+ -- ============================================================
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+ -- Header v1.8 supabase-migrations
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+ -- Purpose: adicionar coluna phone_country a leads (3-passos, parte 1)
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+ -- Affected: public.leads
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+ -- Special considerations: coluna fica nullable temporariamente
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+ alter table public.leads
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+ add column phone_country text;
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+ -- nullable por default, sem CHECK ainda
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+ -- App V2 começa a escrever phone_country quando criar leads novos
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+ -- Linhas antigas continuam com NULL (sem quebrar V1)
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+ -- Index opcional para queries futuras
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+ create index if not exists leads_phone_country_idx
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+ on public.leads (phone_country)
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+ where phone_country is not null;
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+ ```
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+
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+ ```sql
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+ -- ============================================================
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+ -- MIGRATION 2 (após V2 100% deployado): backfill em batches
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+ -- ============================================================
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+ -- Executar via job pg_cron OU script externo, NÃO em migration
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+ -- (migrations devem ser rápidas; backfill em loop)
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+
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+ do $$
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+ declare
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+ rows_updated int;
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+ begin
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+ loop
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+ -- Batch de 10k rows por iteração — evita lock prolongado
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+ update public.leads
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+ set phone_country = case
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+ when contact_phone like '+55%' then 'BR'
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+ when contact_phone like '+1%' then 'US'
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+ when contact_phone like '+44%' then 'UK'
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+ else 'UNKNOWN'
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+ end
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+ where ctid in (
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+ select ctid from public.leads
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+ where phone_country is null
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+ limit 10000
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+ );
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+
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+ get diagnostics rows_updated = row_count;
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+ exit when rows_updated = 0;
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+
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+ -- Pausa entre batches — alivia replication lag e WAL pressure
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+ perform pg_sleep(0.1);
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+ end loop;
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+ end $$;
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+
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+ -- Verificar 100% backfilled antes de prosseguir
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+ select count(*) as remaining_nulls
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+ from public.leads
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+ where phone_country is null;
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+ -- DEVE retornar 0
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+ ```
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+
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+ ```sql
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+ -- ============================================================
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+ -- MIGRATION 3 (apenas após backfill 100% verificado): NOT NULL
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+ -- ============================================================
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+ -- Postgres 12+ otimiza esta operação SE houver CHECK constraint VALID
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+ -- antes — escaneamento full table não acontece.
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+
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+ -- Passo 3a: adicionar CHECK constraint NOT VALID (não escaneia)
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+ alter table public.leads
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+ add constraint leads_phone_country_check
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+ check (phone_country is not null) not valid;
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+
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+ -- Passo 3b: validar a constraint (escaneia mas usa ShareUpdateExclusiveLock,
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+ -- não AccessExclusiveLock — reads/writes continuam funcionando)
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+ alter table public.leads
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+ validate constraint leads_phone_country_check;
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+
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+ -- Passo 3c: adicionar NOT NULL (Postgres 12+ usa a CHECK validada,
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+ -- pula escaneamento, lock breve)
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+ alter table public.leads
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+ alter column phone_country set not null;
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+
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+ -- Passo 3d: remover a CHECK redundante (NOT NULL já cobre)
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+ alter table public.leads
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+ drop constraint leads_phone_country_check;
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+ ```
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+
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+ **Por que 3 migrations e não 1:** entre Migration 1 e 3 precisa haver:
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+ - Deploy completo de V2 (que escreve `phone_country`)
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+ - Backfill rodado e verificado (pode levar horas em tabelas grandes)
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+ - Janela de validação (opcional: 24-72h para confirmar zero NULLs novos)
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+
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+ ### Análogos Avro/Protobuf → Postgres (matriz canônica)
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+
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+ | Operação Avro/Protobuf | Compat Avro/Protobuf | Equivalente Postgres | Compat Postgres |
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+ |---|---|---|---|
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+ | Add field with default | backward + forward | `ADD COLUMN x text DEFAULT 'val'` | backward + forward (V1 ignora coluna nova; V2 lê valor explícito ou default) |
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+ | Add field required (sem default) | quebra forward | 3-passos (add nullable → backfill → SET NOT NULL) | seguro com 3-passos |
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+ | Remove optional field | backward + forward (Avro) | 2-passos (V2 não escreve mais → `DROP COLUMN` em V3) | seguro com 2-fase |
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+ | Remove required field | quebra ambos | NUNCA fazer; deprecate com 2-passos | seguro apenas se 100% V1 desligado |
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+ | Rename field | backward + forward via aliases (Avro) | `CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW` mantém nome antigo + nova coluna real | seguro via view alias |
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+ | Widen type (int32 → int64) | backward + forward (Avro/Protobuf) | `ALTER TABLE ... ALTER COLUMN x TYPE bigint` (em coluna `int`) | seguro (sem rewrite em Postgres 12+) |
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+ | Narrow type (int64 → int32) | quebra ambos | nova coluna + backfill com cast + swap | inseguro direto |
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+ | Widen string (varchar(50) → varchar(255)) | backward + forward | `ALTER TABLE ... ALTER COLUMN x TYPE varchar(255)` | seguro (catalog-only change Postgres 9.2+) |
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+ | Narrow string (varchar(255) → varchar(50)) | quebra ambos | nova coluna `x_short` + backfill com truncate + swap | inseguro direto |
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+ | Change default value | quebra forward | 2-passos (nova coluna shadow → backfill → swap) | inseguro direto em coluna em uso |
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+
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+ ### Rename de coluna via view (zero downtime)
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+
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+ ```sql
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+ -- ============================================================
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+ -- Cenário: renomear leads.contact_phone → leads.phone_e164
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+ -- ============================================================
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+
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+ -- MIGRATION 1: criar nova coluna + backfill + view de compat
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+ alter table public.leads add column phone_e164 text;
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+
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+ -- Backfill (em batches conforme padrão acima)
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+ update public.leads set phone_e164 = contact_phone where phone_e164 is null;
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+
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+ -- VIEW expondo nome antigo para apps V1 — backward compat
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+ create or replace view public.leads_v1 as
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+ select
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+ id,
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+ org_id,
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+ phone_e164 as contact_phone, -- alias preserva nome antigo
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+ contact_email,
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+ stage,
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+ created_at
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+ from public.leads;
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+
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+ -- App V1 lê de leads_v1 (vê contact_phone)
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+ -- App V2 lê de leads (vê phone_e164)
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+ -- Ambos coexistem
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+
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+ -- MIGRATION 2 (após 100% V2 deployado e validado N dias):
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+ drop view public.leads_v1;
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+ alter table public.leads drop column contact_phone;
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+ -- (Note: contact_phone aqui é a coluna ANTIGA renomeada via cópia,
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+ -- no exemplo simplificado backfill copiou; em rename real você
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+ -- faria backfill + DROP da antiga após swap)
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Mudança de default em coluna em uso (2-passos)
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+
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+ ```sql
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+ -- ============================================================
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+ -- Cenário: leads.stage default 'lead' → 'qualified'
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+ -- ============================================================
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+
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+ -- ❌ ERRADO (1-passo direto):
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+ -- alter table public.leads alter column stage set default 'qualified';
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+ -- Quebra rolling upgrade: V1 inserts sem default explícito esperam 'lead'
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+
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+ -- ✅ CERTO (2-passos):
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+
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+ -- MIGRATION 1: criar coluna shadow com novo default
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+ alter table public.leads
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+ add column stage_v2 text default 'qualified';
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+
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+ -- Backfill (apenas rows novas/atualizadas; rows antigas mantêm stage original)
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+ -- Em V2 deployment: app escreve em AMBAS as colunas durante transição
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+
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+ -- MIGRATION 2 (após V2 100% deployado escrevendo em ambas):
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+ -- swap atomic
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+ begin;
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+ alter table public.leads drop column stage;
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+ alter table public.leads rename column stage_v2 to stage;
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+ commit;
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Versionamento de payload em Edge Functions Supabase
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+
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+ ```typescript
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+ // ============================================================
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+ // supabase/functions/lead-create/index.ts
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+ // Padrão de versionamento de payload com backward + forward compat
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+ // ============================================================
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+
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+ import { serve } from 'jsr:@supabase/functions-js'
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+
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+ // V1 schema — original
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+ interface LeadPayloadV1 {
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+ org_id: string
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+ contact_email: string
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+ contact_phone: string
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+ }
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+
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+ // V2 schema — adiciona campos opcionais (forward compat: V1 não envia)
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+ interface LeadPayloadV2 extends LeadPayloadV1 {
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+ phone_country?: string // optional — V1 clients omitem
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+ source_channel?: 'web' | 'whatsapp' | 'api' // optional + enum
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+ utm_campaign?: string // optional
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+ }
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+
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+ // V3 deprecation: contact_phone vira opcional (substituído por phone_e164)
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+ interface LeadPayloadV3 extends Omit<LeadPayloadV2, 'contact_phone'> {
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+ contact_phone?: string // ainda aceito mas deprecated — emitir warning
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+ phone_e164?: string // novo nome canônico — preferred
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+ }
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+
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+ Deno.serve(async (req) => {
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+ const payload = await req.json() as LeadPayloadV3
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+
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+ // 1. Resolver alias (backward compat: V1 e V2 ainda enviam contact_phone)
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+ const phone = payload.phone_e164 ?? payload.contact_phone
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+ if (!phone) {
254
+ return new Response(
255
+ JSON.stringify({ error: 'phone required (phone_e164 or contact_phone)' }),
256
+ { status: 400 }
257
+ )
258
+ }
259
+
260
+ // 2. Aplicar defaults para campos novos opcionais (forward compat)
261
+ const phoneCountry = payload.phone_country ?? inferCountryFromPhone(phone)
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+ const sourceChannel = payload.source_channel ?? 'api' // default
263
+
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+ // 3. Emitir deprecation warning para clients antigos (não bloquear)
265
+ const warnings: string[] = []
266
+ if (payload.contact_phone && !payload.phone_e164) {
267
+ warnings.push('contact_phone is deprecated; use phone_e164 (will be removed in v4)')
268
+ }
269
+
270
+ // 4. Inserir com schema atual do DB
271
+ // ... insert logic ...
272
+
273
+ return new Response(
274
+ JSON.stringify({ success: true, warnings }),
275
+ { headers: { 'content-type': 'application/json' } }
276
+ )
277
+ })
278
+
279
+ function inferCountryFromPhone(phone: string): string {
280
+ if (phone.startsWith('+55')) return 'BR'
281
+ if (phone.startsWith('+1')) return 'US'
282
+ return 'UNKNOWN'
283
+ }
284
+ ```
285
+
286
+ **Regras de versionamento de payload aplicadas acima:**
287
+ 1. **Add field optional** — V2 adiciona `phone_country?`, `source_channel?` — V1 clients funcionam sem enviá-los (server aplica default)
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+ 2. **Never-remove-required** — `contact_phone` foi marcado opcional em V3 (não removido) — V1/V2 clients ainda funcionam
289
+ 3. **Aliasing for rename** — V3 aceita ambos `contact_phone` e `phone_e164` durante transição
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+ 4. **Deprecation warning** — server emite warning não-bloqueante para clients usando campo antigo, dando sinal para upgrade
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+
292
+ ### Rolling upgrade client-side com JWT/session compat
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+
294
+ ```typescript
295
+ // ============================================================
296
+ // Pattern: deploy escalonado V1+V2 coexistindo no SDK do cliente
297
+ // ============================================================
298
+
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+ // JWT contém versão do schema que o cliente conhece
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+ // Cliente V1 tem JWT com schema_version: 1
301
+ // Cliente V2 tem JWT com schema_version: 2 (após refreshSession após upgrade)
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+
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+ // Server lê JWT e adapta resposta — backward compat
304
+ import { createClient } from 'jsr:@supabase/supabase-js'
305
+
306
+ const supabase = createClient(SUPABASE_URL, SUPABASE_ANON_KEY)
307
+
308
+ async function fetchLead(leadId: string) {
309
+ const { data: { session } } = await supabase.auth.getSession()
310
+ const schemaVersion = session?.user?.app_metadata?.schema_version ?? 1
311
+
312
+ // Buscar do DB (sempre schema atual)
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+ const { data: lead } = await supabase
314
+ .from('leads')
315
+ .select('id, org_id, contact_email, phone_e164, phone_country, source_channel')
316
+ .eq('id', leadId)
317
+ .single()
318
+
319
+ if (!lead) return null
320
+
321
+ // Adaptar response para a versão do JWT
322
+ if (schemaVersion === 1) {
323
+ // Cliente V1 não conhece phone_e164/source_channel — converter para nomes antigos
324
+ return {
325
+ id: lead.id,
326
+ org_id: lead.org_id,
327
+ contact_email: lead.contact_email,
328
+ contact_phone: lead.phone_e164, // alias para nome antigo
329
+ // omite phone_country e source_channel (cliente V1 não usa)
330
+ }
331
+ }
332
+
333
+ return lead // Cliente V2 recebe schema completo
334
+ }
335
+
336
+ // Após upgrade do cliente para V2, chamar refreshSession
337
+ // para obter JWT com schema_version: 2
338
+ async function upgradeClientVersion() {
339
+ await supabase.auth.refreshSession()
340
+ // Hook custom JWT no servidor seta app_metadata.schema_version = 2
341
+ }
342
+ ```
343
+
344
+ ## Anti-patterns
345
+
346
+ ### Anti-pattern 1: ADD COLUMN NOT NULL em tabela com dados (1-passo)
347
+
348
+ **Errado:**
349
+ ```sql
350
+ alter table public.leads add column phone_country text not null default 'BR';
351
+ ```
352
+
353
+ **Por quê:**
354
+ - Trava a tabela com `AccessExclusiveLock` enquanto Postgres reescreve cada row preenchendo o default. Em tabelas com milhões de rows isso pode travar reads/writes por minutos.
355
+ - Se a tabela é particionada, locks são tomados em todas as partições.
356
+ - Default fixo `'BR'` é wrong para tenants internacionais — viola correção do dado.
357
+
358
+ **Certo:** padrão 3-passos (add nullable → backfill conditional → SET NOT NULL).
359
+
360
+ ### Anti-pattern 2: DROP COLUMN durante rolling upgrade
361
+
362
+ **Errado:**
363
+ ```sql
364
+ -- App V1 ainda em produção lê leads.legacy_field
365
+ alter table public.leads drop column legacy_field;
366
+ -- Boom: V1 quebra com "column does not exist"
367
+ ```
368
+
369
+ **Por quê:** quebra backward compat instantaneamente. Mesmo que apenas 1% das instâncias V1 ainda esteja rodando, esse 1% trava.
370
+
371
+ **Certo:** 2-fase. V2 para de escrever/ler `legacy_field` (mas tolera presença). Após 100% V1 desligado por janela de segurança (24-72h), DROP COLUMN.
372
+
373
+ ### Anti-pattern 3: ALTER COLUMN TYPE narrow direto
374
+
375
+ **Errado:**
376
+ ```sql
377
+ alter table public.leads alter column contact_email type varchar(50);
378
+ -- Falha se houver email > 50 chars; mesmo passando, V1 que escreve email longo quebra
379
+ ```
380
+
381
+ **Por quê:** narrowing quebra forward compat. App antigo (V1) que ainda envia strings de 100 chars vai falhar com violation. Mesmo se você "souber" que dados atuais cabem, app V1 em produção pode escrever long string a qualquer momento.
382
+
383
+ **Certo:** nova coluna `email_short varchar(50)` + backfill com truncate + swap após V2 100% deployado.
384
+
385
+ ### Anti-pattern 4: rename via `ALTER TABLE RENAME COLUMN` durante rolling upgrade
386
+
387
+ **Errado:**
388
+ ```sql
389
+ alter table public.leads rename column contact_phone to phone_e164;
390
+ -- App V1 que ainda referencia contact_phone quebra IMEDIATAMENTE
391
+ ```
392
+
393
+ **Por quê:** não há janela de coexistência. V1 e V2 não podem ler colunas com nomes diferentes ao mesmo tempo. Postgres não tem conceito nativo de "alias" para coluna como Avro tem para field.
394
+
395
+ **Certo:** nova coluna + view alias para nome antigo + backfill + DROP da view e coluna antiga após V2 100%. Ver pattern `Rename de coluna via view (zero downtime)` acima.
396
+
397
+ ### Anti-pattern 5: remover campo required do payload da Edge Function sem deprecation
398
+
399
+ **Errado:**
400
+ ```typescript
401
+ // V2 da Edge Function rejeita request V1 sem o novo campo
402
+ interface LeadPayload {
403
+ org_id: string
404
+ contact_email: string
405
+ source_channel: 'web' | 'whatsapp' | 'api' // novo, marcado required
406
+ }
407
+ // Cliente V1 que não envia source_channel recebe 400
408
+ ```
409
+
410
+ **Por quê:** quebra forward compat. SDK V1 instalado em apps mobile não atualizados continua mandando payload antigo. Forçar upgrade instantâneo é hostile (mobile apps demoram dias para atualizar).
411
+
412
+ **Certo:** novo campo = `optional` no servidor. Server aplica default razoável quando ausente. Após N versões (~3 meses) e telemetria mostrando 0% de requests sem o campo, considerar tornar required.
413
+
414
+ ### Anti-pattern 6: schema migration sem schema registry equivalente em Postgres (info loss)
415
+
416
+ **Errado:** confiar que "todo dev sabe que `leads.tier` é um enum com valores `free/pro/enterprise`" sem documentar.
417
+
418
+ **Por quê:** Avro/Protobuf têm schema registry centralizado — schema é dado de primeira classe. Em Postgres puro, schema vive no código + memória do dev. Após 6 meses, ninguém lembra que `tier` é enum implícito.
419
+
420
+ **Certo:**
421
+ - Use `CHECK constraint` para enforçar valores válidos no DB: `tier text check (tier in ('free','pro','enterprise'))`
422
+ - Use `COMMENT ON COLUMN public.leads.tier IS 'enum free|pro|enterprise — see schema docs'` para documentação no catálogo Postgres
423
+ - Consider Postgres `ENUM` type quando valores são realmente fechados (mas trade-off: ALTER TYPE ADD VALUE precisa cuidado em transações)
424
+
425
+ ## Checklist pré-merge de migration
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+
427
+ Antes de aceitar PR com migration que modifica coluna existente:
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+
429
+ - [ ] É ADD COLUMN sem default — sem risco (NULL ok)
430
+ - [ ] É ADD COLUMN com default constante — verificar tamanho da tabela; se >100k rows, considerar 3-passos
431
+ - [ ] É ADD COLUMN NOT NULL — **REQUER 3-passos** (add nullable → backfill → SET NOT NULL)
432
+ - [ ] É DROP COLUMN — **REQUER 2-fase** (V2 para de usar → DROP em V3)
433
+ - [ ] É ALTER COLUMN TYPE — **WIDENING ok, NARROWING requer pattern shadow column**
434
+ - [ ] É ALTER COLUMN SET DEFAULT em coluna em uso — **REQUER 2-passos** (shadow column)
435
+ - [ ] É RENAME COLUMN — **REQUER pattern view alias** durante rolling upgrade
436
+ - [ ] Migration é idempotent (`IF NOT EXISTS`, `IF EXISTS`)
437
+ - [ ] Backfill (se houver) está em script externo / pg_cron job, não na migration
438
+
439
+ ## Ver também
440
+
441
+ - [`../_shared-dados-distribuidos/glossary.md`](../_shared-dados-distribuidos/glossary.md) — termos canônicos PT-BR ↔ EN: `rolling upgrade`, `backward compatibility`, `forward compatibility`, `schema evolution`, `Avro`, `Protocol Buffers`, `schema registry` (seção g)
442
+ - [`../supabase-migrations/SKILL.md`](../supabase-migrations/SKILL.md) — naming convention `YYYYMMDDHHmmss_short.sql`, header de metadados, RLS obrigatório (v1.8 herdado)
443
+ - [`../supabase-declarative-schema/SKILL.md`](../supabase-declarative-schema/SKILL.md) — workflow `stop → db diff -f → revisar → apply` (v1.8)
444
+ - [`../supabase-database-functions/SKILL.md`](../supabase-database-functions/SKILL.md) — funções PG com `STABLE` marker para uso em backfill (v1.8)
445
+ - [`../supabase-edge-functions/SKILL.md`](../supabase-edge-functions/SKILL.md) — Deno + imports `npm:`/`jsr:` para Edge Functions com versionamento de payload (v1.8)
446
+ - [`../supabase-postgres-style/SKILL.md`](../supabase-postgres-style/SKILL.md) — convenções SQL (snake_case, lowercase reserved, ISO 8601) (v1.8)
447
+ - DDIA cap. 4 "Encoding and Evolution" — fonte canônica do padrão rolling upgrade
448
+ - [Martin Kleppmann — Schema evolution in Avro, Protocol Buffers and Thrift](https://martin.kleppmann.com/2012/12/05/schema-evolution-in-avro-protocol-buffers-thrift.html)
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- ---
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- ---
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-
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- # Example skill
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-
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- This is the SKILL.md of an example skill. Skills are lightweight expertise
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- packs that an LLM loads when its description matches the user's intent.
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- ## When to use
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- ## References
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-
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- ```
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- kit/skills/example-skill/
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- ├── SKILL.md (this file — always loaded when triggered)
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- ├── advanced-usage.md
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- └── api-reference.md
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- ```
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-
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- Replace this whole folder with your own skill when ready.
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+ ---
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+ name: example-skill
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+ description: Example skill template. Replace with your own. Use when the user mentions "example", "demo", or asks how skills work.
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+ ---
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+
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+ # Example skill
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+
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+ This is the SKILL.md of an example skill. Skills are lightweight expertise
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+ packs that an LLM loads when its description matches the user's intent.
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+
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+ ## When to use
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+
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+ The frontmatter `description` is what triggers a skill. Be specific about
14
+ *when* to use it, not just *what* it does.
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+
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+ Example trigger phrases:
17
+ - "show me an example skill"
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+ - "how do skills work"
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+ - "demo the skill loading"
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+
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+ ## What this skill does
22
+
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+ When loaded, this skill instructs the LLM to:
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+
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+ 1. Acknowledge that the example skill loaded.
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+ 2. Explain in one sentence what skills are.
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+ 3. Point the user at `kit/skills/<name>/SKILL.md` so they know where to author their own.
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+
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+ ## References
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+
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+ Optional `references/` folder next to this file can hold longer docs the LLM
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+ loads only when needed (saves context window). For example:
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+
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+ ```
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+ kit/skills/example-skill/
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+ ├── SKILL.md (this file — always loaded when triggered)
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+ └── references/
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+ └── api-reference.md
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+ ```
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