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Method generics on the codec subclass's own surface (e.g. arktype-json's schema generic, pgvector's dimension generic) flow through the subclass's constructor and propagate via the descriptor's typed `factory(params)` return at *direct* call sites.\n */\n\nimport type { JsonValue } from '@prisma-next/contract/types';\nimport type { CodecDescriptor } from './codec-descriptor';\nimport type { CodecCallContext, CodecTrait } from './codec-types';\n\n/**\n * A codec is the contract between an application value and its on-wire and on-contract-disk representations.\n *\n * The author's mental model is two JS-side types — `TInput` (the application JS type) and `TWire` (the database driver wire format) — plus `JsonValue` for build-time contract artifacts. 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Heterogeneous descriptor collections — e.g. `SqlStaticContributions.codecs:` returning a list that mixes parameterized and non-parameterized descriptors — type against this alias and narrow per codec id at the consumer.\n *\n * Codec-registry-unification spec § Decision: every codec resolves through one descriptor map; reads are non-branching.\n */\n// biome-ignore lint/suspicious/noExplicitAny: variance erasure for heterogeneous descriptor collections\nexport type AnyCodecDescriptor = CodecDescriptor<any>;\n\n/**\n * Abstract base class for concrete codec descriptors.\n *\n * Codec authors extend this class with their typed `TParams` and declare `codecId`, `traits`, `targetTypes`, `paramsSchema`, the curried `factory(params)`, and (optionally) `renderOutputType`.\n *\n * Implements the {@link CodecDescriptor} interface so a concrete subclass instance is directly usable wherever the framework expects a `CodecDescriptor<P>`.\n */\nexport abstract class CodecDescriptorImpl<TParams = void> implements CodecDescriptor<TParams> {\n  abstract readonly codecId: string;\n  abstract readonly traits: readonly CodecTrait[];\n  abstract readonly targetTypes: readonly string[];\n  readonly meta?: CodecMeta;\n\n  abstract readonly paramsSchema: StandardSchemaV1<TParams>;\n\n  /** Boolean derived from `paramsSchema`: `true` whenever the schema is not the singleton `voidParamsSchema`. */\n  get isParameterized(): boolean {\n    return this.paramsSchema !== voidParamsSchema;\n  }\n\n  /** Optional emit-path string renderer for `contract.d.ts`. 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Type extraction (e.g. `ReturnType<D['factory']>`) widens method generics to their constraint — that's why the column-helper surface is per-codec, not polymorphic.\n   */\n  abstract factory(\n    params: TParams,\n  ): (ctx: CodecInstanceContext) => Codec<string, readonly CodecTrait[], unknown, unknown>;\n}\n","/**\n * `column()` packager + `ColumnSpec<R, P>` shape + `ColumnHelperFor<D>` variants for tying per-codec column helpers to their descriptor.\n *\n * `ColumnSpec<R, P>` extends {@link ColumnTypeDescriptor} so it remains a drop-in for contract authoring sites that consume `ColumnTypeDescriptor` shapes — both types live at the framework-components layer so the `extends` clause is real (no structural mirror).\n *\n * `column()` is a trivial, non-polymorphic packager. Generic over `R` (the codec instance type returned by the descriptor's curried factory) and `P` (the typeParams record). The framework does NOT try to infer `R` and `P` from a descriptor — that path is the variance trap. Per-codec helpers absorb the descriptor relationship instead and tie themselves to their descriptor via `satisfies ColumnHelperFor<D>` or `satisfies ColumnHelperForStrict<D>`.\n */\n\nimport type { CodecDescriptor } from './codec-descriptor';\nimport type { CodecInstanceContext } from './codec-types';\n\n/**\n * Authored column-type descriptor — the data shape an authoring site (PSL or TypeScript builders) attaches to a column to identify its codec and its native database type.\n *\n * Lives at the framework-components layer alongside the codec types so codec-author packages (e.g. column-spec / `column()` packagers) can extend it directly without crossing layer boundaries.\n *\n * @template TCodecId Narrowed codec id literal for sites that thread a specific codec id through the type system.\n */\nexport type ColumnTypeDescriptor<TCodecId extends string = string> = {\n  readonly codecId: TCodecId;\n  readonly nativeType: string;\n  readonly typeParams?: Record<string, unknown> | undefined;\n  readonly typeRef?: string;\n};\n\n/**\n * Column spec carrying the codec factory closure alongside the {@link ColumnTypeDescriptor} fields. Codec authors return a `ColumnSpec` from per-codec column helpers; the runtime materializes the codec instance by calling `codecFactory(ctx)` once it knows the column's `CodecInstanceContext`.\n *\n * Extends {@link ColumnTypeDescriptor} so `ColumnSpec` instances flow directly into contract-authoring sites that consume the descriptor shape — no structural mirroring required.\n */\nexport interface ColumnSpec<R, P extends Record<string, unknown> | undefined>\n  extends ColumnTypeDescriptor {\n  readonly codecFactory: (ctx: CodecInstanceContext) => R;\n  readonly typeParams: P;\n}\n\n/**\n * Trivial column packager. Per-codec helpers call this directly with the result of `descriptor.factory(params)` — direct method invocation binds the descriptor's method-level generic at the call site and the literal flows through `R`.\n *\n * `nativeType` is the column's database-native type spelling — the value the postgres adapter's migration planner, the SQL renderer's cast policy, and the contract's `meta.db.<family>.<target>.nativeType` slot read. Per-codec helpers pass the literal native-type string for their codec (e.g. `'text'`, `'int4'`, `'character varying'`); for codecs whose native-type spelling depends on parameters (none today; reserved for future shapes), the helper computes the rendered string before calling `column`. 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package/dist/components.d.mts

@@ -1,2 +1,34 @@
 import { S as checkContractComponentRequirements, _ as PackRefBase, a as ComponentMetadata, b as TargetInstance, c as DriverDescriptor, d as ExtensionDescriptor, f as ExtensionInstance, g as FamilyPackRef, h as FamilyInstance, i as ComponentDescriptor, l as DriverInstance, m as FamilyDescriptor, n as AdapterInstance, o as ContractComponentRequirementsCheckInput, p as ExtensionPackRef, r as AdapterPackRef, s as ContractComponentRequirementsCheckResult, t as AdapterDescriptor, u as DriverPackRef, v as TargetBoundComponentDescriptor, x as TargetPackRef, y as TargetDescriptor } from "./framework-components-CuoUhyB5.mjs";
-export { type AdapterDescriptor, type AdapterInstance, type AdapterPackRef, type ComponentDescriptor, type ComponentMetadata, type ContractComponentRequirementsCheckInput, type ContractComponentRequirementsCheckResult, type DriverDescriptor, type DriverInstance, type DriverPackRef, type ExtensionDescriptor, type ExtensionInstance, type ExtensionPackRef, type FamilyDescriptor, type FamilyInstance, type FamilyPackRef, type PackRefBase, type TargetBoundComponentDescriptor, type TargetDescriptor, type TargetInstance, type TargetPackRef, checkContractComponentRequirements };
+
+//#region src/shared/capabilities.d.ts
+/**
+ * Capability matrix merge primitive shared by emit-time and runtime stack composition.
+ *
+ * The CLI's `enrichContract` and the SQL runtime's `createExecutionContext` both need
+ * to fold a stack of component descriptors' `capabilities` declarations into a single
+ * matrix keyed by namespace. Keeping the primitive here lets both call sites stay
+ * byte-for-byte consistent without one depending on the other.
+ */
+/**
+ * Merge an ordered list of contributor capability declarations into a base matrix.
+ *
+ * Behaviour:
+ * - `base` and each contributor's `capabilities` are filtered through the same
+ *   structural extraction: non-plain-object namespace blocks are dropped,
+ *   non-boolean leaves inside a namespace block are dropped, and a namespace
+ *   block that ends up with zero boolean leaves is omitted entirely (so a
+ *   later contributor with a malformed namespace cannot erase a namespace
+ *   already present in `base`).
+ * - Non-plain-object `capabilities` on a contributor (including `undefined`,
+ *   `null`, arrays, primitives) are skipped silently — the contributor
+ *   contributes nothing.
+ * - Later contributors win on `(namespace, key)` collisions.
+ * - The returned object is fresh — neither `base` nor any contributor is mutated.
+ * - Output keys are sorted lexicographically at every plain-object level.
+ */
+declare function mergeCapabilityMatrices(base: Record<string, Record<string, boolean>>, contributors: ReadonlyArray<{
+  readonly capabilities?: unknown;
+}>): Record<string, Record<string, boolean>>;
+//#endregion
+export { type AdapterDescriptor, type AdapterInstance, type AdapterPackRef, type ComponentDescriptor, type ComponentMetadata, type ContractComponentRequirementsCheckInput, type ContractComponentRequirementsCheckResult, type DriverDescriptor, type DriverInstance, type DriverPackRef, type ExtensionDescriptor, type ExtensionInstance, type ExtensionPackRef, type FamilyDescriptor, type FamilyInstance, type FamilyPackRef, type PackRefBase, type TargetBoundComponentDescriptor, type TargetDescriptor, type TargetInstance, type TargetPackRef, checkContractComponentRequirements, mergeCapabilityMatrices };
+//# sourceMappingURL=components.d.mts.map

package/dist/components.d.mts.map

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package/dist/components.mjs

@@ -1,2 +1,65 @@
 import { t as checkContractComponentRequirements } from "./framework-components-FdqmlGUj.mjs";
-export { checkContractComponentRequirements };
+import { blindCast } from "@prisma-next/utils/casts";
+//#region src/shared/capabilities.ts
+/**
+* Capability matrix merge primitive shared by emit-time and runtime stack composition.
+*
+* The CLI's `enrichContract` and the SQL runtime's `createExecutionContext` both need
+* to fold a stack of component descriptors' `capabilities` declarations into a single
+* matrix keyed by namespace. Keeping the primitive here lets both call sites stay
+* byte-for-byte consistent without one depending on the other.
+*/
+function isPlainObject(value) {
+	return typeof value === "object" && value !== null && !Array.isArray(value);
+}
+function sortDeep(value) {
+	if (Array.isArray(value)) return value.map(sortDeep);
+	if (!isPlainObject(value)) return value;
+	const entries = Object.entries(value).sort(([a], [b]) => a.localeCompare(b));
+	const next = {};
+	for (const [key, child] of entries) next[key] = sortDeep(child);
+	return next;
+}
+function extractCapabilityMatrix(value) {
+	if (!isPlainObject(value)) return {};
+	const out = {};
+	for (const [namespace, maybeCaps] of Object.entries(value)) {
+		if (!isPlainObject(maybeCaps)) continue;
+		const caps = {};
+		for (const [key, flag] of Object.entries(maybeCaps)) if (typeof flag === "boolean") caps[key] = flag;
+		if (Object.keys(caps).length > 0) out[namespace] = caps;
+	}
+	return out;
+}
+/**
+* Merge an ordered list of contributor capability declarations into a base matrix.
+*
+* Behaviour:
+* - `base` and each contributor's `capabilities` are filtered through the same
+*   structural extraction: non-plain-object namespace blocks are dropped,
+*   non-boolean leaves inside a namespace block are dropped, and a namespace
+*   block that ends up with zero boolean leaves is omitted entirely (so a
+*   later contributor with a malformed namespace cannot erase a namespace
+*   already present in `base`).
+* - Non-plain-object `capabilities` on a contributor (including `undefined`,
+*   `null`, arrays, primitives) are skipped silently — the contributor
+*   contributes nothing.
+* - Later contributors win on `(namespace, key)` collisions.
+* - The returned object is fresh — neither `base` nor any contributor is mutated.
+* - Output keys are sorted lexicographically at every plain-object level.
+*/
+function mergeCapabilityMatrices(base, contributors) {
+	const merged = extractCapabilityMatrix(base);
+	for (const contributor of contributors) {
+		const extracted = extractCapabilityMatrix(contributor.capabilities);
+		for (const [namespace, capabilities] of Object.entries(extracted)) merged[namespace] = {
+			...merged[namespace] ?? {},
+			...capabilities
+		};
+	}
+	return blindCast(sortDeep(merged));
+}
+//#endregion
+export { checkContractComponentRequirements, mergeCapabilityMatrices };
+
+//# sourceMappingURL=components.mjs.map

package/dist/components.mjs.map

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
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package/dist/control.d.mts

@@ -4,8 +4,9 @@ import { A as LoweredDefaultResult, C as ControlMutationDefaultEntry, D as Defau
 import { t as TypesImportSpec } from "./types-import-spec-BxI5cSQy.mjs";
 import { t as EmissionSpi } from "./emission-types-CMv_053d.mjs";
 import { m as PslDocumentAst } from "./psl-ast-BDXL7iCg.mjs";
-import { Contract, ContractMarkerRecord } from "@prisma-next/contract/types";
+import { Contract, ContractMarkerRecord, LedgerEntryRecord } from "@prisma-next/contract/types";
 import { ImportRequirement, ImportRequirement as ImportRequirement$1 } from "@prisma-next/ts-render";
+import { PreserveEmptyPredicate, StorageSort } from "@prisma-next/contract/hashing";
 import { JsonObject } from "@prisma-next/utils/json";
 import { Result } from "@prisma-next/utils/result";
 
@@ -49,6 +50,22 @@ interface ContractSerializer<TContract> {
    * fields, normalizing numeric encodings) do that work here.
    */
   serializeContract(contract: TContract): JsonObject;
+  /**
+   * Optional family-contributed preserve-empty predicate for the
+   * framework canonicalizer. When present, the canonicalizer calls this
+   * inside its default-omission walk to let the family veto the stripping
+   * of empty objects/arrays/`false` values at family-specific storage paths.
+   * Families whose storage has no such special-case paths omit this hook.
+   */
+  readonly shouldPreserveEmpty?: PreserveEmptyPredicate;
+  /**
+   * Optional family-contributed storage sort hook for the framework
+   * canonicalizer. When present, the canonicalizer applies this to the
+   * serialized `storage` subtree after the omission walk and before the
+   * final key sort. Families that need deterministic ordering of storage
+   * arrays (e.g. SQL `indexes`/`uniques`) supply this hook.
+   */
+  readonly sortStorage?: StorageSort;
 }
 //#endregion
 //#region src/control/control-result-types.d.ts
@@ -114,6 +131,13 @@ interface BaseSchemaIssue {
 }
 interface EnumValuesChangedIssue {
   readonly kind: 'enum_values_changed';
+  /**
+   * Namespace coordinate of the enum type that changed values. Populated by
+   * family verifiers that have the coordinate in scope when constructing the
+   * issue. Downstream planners trust this field as the authoritative subject
+   * coordinate and do not re-derive it by name lookup.
+   */
+  readonly namespaceId: string;
   readonly typeName: string;
   readonly addedValues: readonly string[];
   readonly removedValues: readonly string[];
@@ -261,12 +285,12 @@ interface ControlFamilyInstance<TFamilyId extends string, TSchemaIR> extends Fam
    * table itself is missing).
    *
    * `space` is required at every call site so the type system surfaces
-   * every place that needs to thread the value: callers in single-app
+   * every place that needs to thread the value: callers in app-only
    * paths pass {@link import('./control-spaces').APP_SPACE_ID}
    * (`'app'`); per-extension callers pass the extension's space id.
    * Defaulting at the family-interface level was a silent bug door —
-   * it let multi-space-aware callers forget to pass `space` and
-   * collapse onto the app's marker row.
+   * it let callers forget to pass `space` and collapse onto the app's
+   * marker row.
    *
    * Families whose underlying storage doesn't yet support per-space
    * markers (Mongo, today) accept `space` for interface conformance and
@@ -285,6 +309,15 @@ interface ControlFamilyInstance<TFamilyId extends string, TSchemaIR> extends Fam
   readAllMarkers(options: {
     readonly driver: ControlDriverInstance<TFamilyId, string>;
   }): Promise<ReadonlyMap<string, ContractMarkerRecord>>;
+  /**
+   * Reads the per-migration ledger journal for `space` in apply order.
+   * Returns an empty array when the ledger table/collection has no rows
+   * for that space (or when the ledger store does not yet exist).
+   */
+  readLedger(options: {
+    readonly driver: ControlDriverInstance<TFamilyId, string>;
+    readonly space: string;
+  }): Promise<readonly LedgerEntryRecord[]>;
   introspect(options: {
     readonly driver: ControlDriverInstance<TFamilyId, string>;
     readonly contract?: unknown;
@@ -392,20 +425,6 @@ interface ControlExtensionDescriptor<TFamilyId extends string, TTargetId extends
 }
 //#endregion
 //#region src/control/control-migration-types.d.ts
-/**
- * Planner provenance recorded inside {@link MigrationMetadata}.
- *
- * `used` / `applied` track which migration hints the planner consulted
- * vs. which it actually applied during emission; `plannerVersion`
- * pins the planner build that produced the migration so future
- * verification passes can recognise plans authored against an older
- * planner.
- */
-interface MigrationHints {
-  readonly used: readonly string[];
-  readonly applied: readonly string[];
-  readonly plannerVersion: string;
-}
 /**
  * In-memory migration metadata envelope. Every migration is
  * content-addressed: the `migrationHash` is a hash over the metadata
@@ -435,8 +454,6 @@ interface MigrationMetadata {
   readonly migrationHash: string;
   readonly from: string | null;
   readonly to: string;
-  readonly hints: MigrationHints;
-  readonly labels: readonly string[];
   /**
    * Sorted, deduplicated list of `invariantId`s declared by the
    * migration's data-transform ops. Always present; an empty array
@@ -562,11 +579,10 @@ interface MigrationPlan {
   /**
    * Contract space this plan applies to. Runners cross-check
    * `options.space` against `plan.spaceId` so the marker row gets keyed
-   * by the right space when applying via `executeAcrossSpaces`.
+   * by the right space when applying via {@link MigrationRunner.execute}.
    *
-   * Optional for backward compatibility with single-space callers that
-   * pre-date the contract-space aggregate; when present, runners
-   * enforce that it matches `options.space`.
+   * Optional because not every plan carries a space id; when present,
+   * runners enforce that it matches `options.space`.
    */
   readonly spaceId?: string;
   /**
@@ -648,12 +664,23 @@ interface MigrationPlannerFailureResult {
  */
 type MigrationPlannerResult = MigrationPlannerSuccessResult | MigrationPlannerFailureResult;
 /**
- * Success value for migration runner execution.
+ * Per-space success payload returned inside
+ * {@link MigrationRunnerSuccessValue.perSpaceResults}.
  */
-interface MigrationRunnerSuccessValue {
+interface MigrationRunnerPerSpaceSuccessValue {
   readonly operationsPlanned: number;
   readonly operationsExecuted: number;
 }
+/**
+ * Success value for migration runner execution across one or more contract
+ * spaces.
+ */
+interface MigrationRunnerSuccessValue {
+  readonly perSpaceResults: ReadonlyArray<{
+    readonly space: string;
+    readonly value: MigrationRunnerPerSpaceSuccessValue;
+  }>;
+}
 /**
  * Failure details for migration runner execution.
  */
@@ -666,6 +693,11 @@ interface MigrationRunnerFailure {
   readonly why?: string;
   /** Optional metadata for debugging and UX (e.g., schema issues, SQL state). */
   readonly meta?: Record<string, unknown>;
+  /**
+   * Identifier of the space whose plan caused the rollback when
+   * {@link MigrationRunner.execute} processes multiple spaces.
+   */
+  readonly failingSpace?: string;
 }
 /**
  * Result type for migration runner execution.
@@ -755,54 +787,20 @@ interface MigrationPlanner<TFamilyId extends string = string, TTargetId extends
  * @template TFamilyId - The family ID (e.g., 'sql', 'document')
  * @template TTargetId - The target ID (e.g., 'postgres', 'mysql')
  */
-interface MigrationRunner<TFamilyId extends string = string, TTargetId extends string = string> {
-  /**
-   * Execute a migration plan against the configured driver.
-   *
-   * The `plan` parameter is trusted input. Callers are responsible for
-   * upstream verification of the originating migration package — typically
-   * by obtaining the package via `readMigrationPackage` from
-   * `@prisma-next/migration-tools/io`, which performs hash-integrity checks
-   * at the load boundary. Runners do not re-verify the plan and assume the
-   * `(metadata, ops)` pair on disk has not been tampered with since emit.
-   */
-  execute(options: {
-    readonly plan: MigrationPlan;
-    readonly driver: ControlDriverInstance<TFamilyId, TTargetId>;
-    readonly destinationContract: unknown;
-    readonly policy: MigrationOperationPolicy;
-    readonly callbacks?: {
-      onOperationStart?(op: MigrationPlanOperation): void;
-      onOperationComplete?(op: MigrationPlanOperation): void;
-    };
-    /**
-     * Execution-time checks configuration.
-     * All checks default to `true` (enabled) when omitted.
-     */
-    readonly executionChecks?: MigrationRunnerExecutionChecks;
-    /**
-     * Active framework components participating in this composition.
-     * Families/targets can interpret this list to derive family-specific metadata.
-     * All components must have matching familyId and targetId.
-     */
-    readonly frameworkComponents: ReadonlyArray<TargetBoundComponentDescriptor<TFamilyId, TTargetId>>;
-  }): Promise<MigrationRunnerResult>;
-}
 /**
- * Per-space input for {@link MultiSpaceCapableRunner.executeAcrossSpaces}.
+ * Per-space input for {@link MigrationRunner.execute}.
  *
- * Mirrors the single-space `MigrationRunner.execute` options, extended with a
- * required `space` identifier. Each entry's `driver` must reference the same
- * connection the outer transaction is opened on (typically the same value as
- * the top-level `driver` on `executeAcrossSpaces`).
+ * Each entry's `driver` must reference the same connection the outer
+ * transaction is opened on (typically the same value as the top-level
+ * `driver` on `execute`). An apply that targets one space passes a
+ * one-element `perSpaceOptions` list.
  *
  * Family-specific runners (e.g. the SQL family's `SqlMigrationRunner`) define
  * a richer per-space option shape that is structurally compatible with this
- * one — additional optional fields (e.g. SQL's `strictVerification`,
- * `schemaName`, `callbacks`) are tolerated by the underlying runner without
- * affecting cross-target wiring.
+ * one — additional optional fields (e.g. SQL's `schemaName`, `callbacks`) are
+ * tolerated by the underlying runner without affecting cross-target wiring.
  */
-interface MultiSpaceRunnerPerSpaceOptions<TFamilyId extends string = string, TTargetId extends string = string> {
+interface MigrationRunnerPerSpaceOptions<TFamilyId extends string = string, TTargetId extends string = string> {
   readonly space: string;
   readonly plan: MigrationPlan;
   readonly driver: ControlDriverInstance<TFamilyId, TTargetId>;
@@ -810,38 +808,47 @@ interface MultiSpaceRunnerPerSpaceOptions<TFamilyId extends string = string, TTa
   readonly policy: MigrationOperationPolicy;
   readonly executionChecks?: MigrationRunnerExecutionChecks;
   readonly frameworkComponents: ReadonlyArray<TargetBoundComponentDescriptor<TFamilyId, TTargetId>>;
-}
-interface MultiSpaceRunnerSuccessValue {
-  readonly perSpaceResults: ReadonlyArray<{
-    readonly space: string;
-    readonly value: MigrationRunnerSuccessValue;
+  /**
+   * When `false`, schema verification tolerates objects owned by sibling
+   * contract spaces. Aggregate apply passes `false` per space because each
+   * `destinationContract` describes only that space's slice.
+   */
+  readonly strictVerification?: boolean;
+  /**
+   * Paths and metadata forwarded to schema verification diagnostics.
+   */
+  readonly context?: OperationContext;
+  /**
+   * Per-edge breakdown from aggregate planning. Runners write one ledger row
+   * per edge in walk order.
+   */
+  readonly migrationEdges: ReadonlyArray<{
+    readonly migrationHash: string;
+    readonly dirName: string;
+    readonly from: string;
+    readonly to: string;
+    readonly operationCount: number;
   }>;
 }
-interface MultiSpaceRunnerFailure extends MigrationRunnerFailure {
-  /** Identifier of the space whose plan caused the rollback. */
-  readonly failingSpace: string;
-}
-type MultiSpaceRunnerResult = Result<MultiSpaceRunnerSuccessValue, MultiSpaceRunnerFailure>;
-/**
- * Optional capability for runners that can apply a list of per-space plans.
- * Atomicity semantics differ by family:
- *
- * - SQL (`SqlMigrationRunner`) opens one outer transaction across every
- *   space; a failure on any space rolls back every space's writes.
- * - Mongo (`mongoTargetDescriptor`) cannot wrap most DDL ops in a session
- *   transaction (TML-2408), so it iterates per-space without an outer
- *   transaction and relies on per-space-internal verify-gated marker
- *   atomicity. Earlier-advanced markers are not rolled back when a later
- *   space fails; re-running resumes from the failing space.
- *
- * The capability is declared at the framework layer so CLI utilities can
- * route through it without importing any specific family directly.
- */
-interface MultiSpaceCapableRunner<TFamilyId extends string = string, TTargetId extends string = string> {
-  executeAcrossSpaces(options: {
+interface MigrationRunner<TFamilyId extends string = string, TTargetId extends string = string> {
+  /**
+   * Apply one or more per-space migration plans against the configured driver.
+   *
+   * Each plan is trusted input. Callers are responsible for upstream
+   * verification of the originating migration package — typically by
+   * obtaining the package via `readMigrationPackage` from
+   * `@prisma-next/migration-tools/io`, which performs hash-integrity checks
+   * at the load boundary. Runners do not re-verify plans and assume the
+   * `(metadata, ops)` pairs on disk have not been tampered with since emit.
+   *
+   * Atomicity semantics differ by family: SQL targets open one outer
+   * transaction across every space; Mongo iterates per-space without an
+   * outer transaction and relies on per-space verify-gated marker atomicity.
+   */
+  execute(options: {
     readonly driver: ControlDriverInstance<TFamilyId, TTargetId>;
-    readonly perSpaceOptions: ReadonlyArray<MultiSpaceRunnerPerSpaceOptions<TFamilyId, TTargetId>>;
-  }): Promise<MultiSpaceRunnerResult>;
+    readonly perSpaceOptions: ReadonlyArray<MigrationRunnerPerSpaceOptions<TFamilyId, TTargetId>>;
+  }): Promise<MigrationRunnerResult>;
 }
 /**
  * Optional capability interface for targets that support migrations.
@@ -979,18 +986,6 @@ interface OperationPreviewCapable {
   toOperationPreview(operations: readonly MigrationPlanOperation[]): OperationPreview;
 }
 declare function hasOperationPreview<TFamilyId extends string, TSchemaIR>(instance: ControlFamilyInstance<TFamilyId, TSchemaIR>): instance is ControlFamilyInstance<TFamilyId, TSchemaIR> & OperationPreviewCapable;
-/**
- * Capability declaring that a runner can apply per-space plans inside a
- * single outer transaction. The SQL family (`SqlMigrationRunner`) implements
- * this with a true outer transaction. The Mongo family implements a
- * degenerate single-space shim (Mongo per-space is a non-goal per the
- * extension-contract-spaces project spec — TML-2397).
- *
- * The CLI's shared `applyAggregate` primitive uses this guard so that
- * `db init` / `db update` / `migrate` route uniformly through one
- * dispatch path regardless of family.
- */
-declare function hasMultiSpaceRunner<TFamilyId extends string, TTargetId extends string>(runner: MigrationRunner<TFamilyId, TTargetId>): runner is MigrationRunner<TFamilyId, TTargetId> & MultiSpaceCapableRunner<TFamilyId, TTargetId>;
 //#endregion
 //#region src/control/control-spaces.d.ts
 /**
@@ -1118,5 +1113,5 @@ interface SchemaVerifyResult {
   readonly issues: readonly SchemaIssue[];
 }
 //#endregion
-export { APP_SPACE_ID, type AssembledAuthoringContributions, type BaseSchemaIssue, type ContractSerializer, type ContractSpace, type ContractSpaceHeadRef, type ControlAdapterDescriptor, type ControlAdapterInstance, type ControlDriverDescriptor, type ControlDriverInstance, type ControlExtensionDescriptor, type ControlExtensionInstance, type ControlFamilyDescriptor, type ControlFamilyInstance, type ControlMutationDefaultEntry, type ControlMutationDefaultRegistry, type ControlMutationDefaults, type ControlStack, type ControlTargetDescriptor, type ControlTargetInstance, type CoreSchemaView, type CreateControlStackInput, type DefaultFunctionLoweringContext, type DefaultFunctionLoweringHandler, type DefaultFunctionRegistry, type DefaultFunctionRegistryEntry, type EmitContractResult, type EnumValuesChangedIssue, type ImportRequirement, type IntrospectSchemaResult, type LoweredDefaultResult, type LoweredDefaultValue, type MigratableTargetDescriptor, type MigrationHints, type MigrationMetadata, type MigrationOperationClass, type MigrationOperationPolicy, type MigrationPackage, type MigrationPlan, type MigrationPlanOperation, type MigrationPlanWithAuthoringSurface, type MigrationPlanner, type MigrationPlannerConflict, type MigrationPlannerFailureResult, type MigrationPlannerResult, type MigrationPlannerSuccessResult, type MigrationRunner, type MigrationRunnerExecutionChecks, type MigrationRunnerFailure, type MigrationRunnerResult, type MigrationRunnerSuccessValue, type MigrationScaffoldContext, type MultiSpaceCapableRunner, type MultiSpaceRunnerFailure, type MultiSpaceRunnerPerSpaceOptions, type MultiSpaceRunnerResult, type MultiSpaceRunnerSuccessValue, type MutationDefaultGeneratorDescriptor, type OpFactoryCall, type OperationContext, type OperationPreview, type OperationPreviewCapable, type OperationPreviewStatement, type ParsedDefaultFunctionCall, type PslContractInferCapable, type SchemaIssue, SchemaTreeNode, type SchemaTreeNodeOptions, type SchemaTreeVisitor, type SchemaVerificationNode, type SchemaVerifier, type SchemaVerifyOptions, type SchemaVerifyResult, type SchemaViewCapable, type SchemaViewNodeKind, type SerializedQueryPlan, type SignDatabaseResult, type SourceDiagnostic, type SourceSpan, type TargetMigrationsCapability, VERIFY_CODE_HASH_MISMATCH, VERIFY_CODE_MARKER_MISSING, VERIFY_CODE_SCHEMA_FAILURE, VERIFY_CODE_TARGET_MISMATCH, type VerifyDatabaseResult, type VerifyDatabaseSchemaResult, assembleAuthoringContributions, assembleControlMutationDefaults, assembleScalarTypeDescriptors, assertUniqueCodecOwner, createControlStack, extractCodecLookup, extractCodecTypeImports, extractComponentIds, extractQueryOperationTypeImports, hasMigrations, hasMultiSpaceRunner, hasOperationPreview, hasPslContractInfer, hasSchemaView };
+export { APP_SPACE_ID, type AssembledAuthoringContributions, type BaseSchemaIssue, type ContractSerializer, type ContractSpace, type ContractSpaceHeadRef, type ControlAdapterDescriptor, type ControlAdapterInstance, type ControlDriverDescriptor, type ControlDriverInstance, type ControlExtensionDescriptor, type ControlExtensionInstance, type ControlFamilyDescriptor, type ControlFamilyInstance, type ControlMutationDefaultEntry, type ControlMutationDefaultRegistry, type ControlMutationDefaults, type ControlStack, type ControlTargetDescriptor, type ControlTargetInstance, type CoreSchemaView, type CreateControlStackInput, type DefaultFunctionLoweringContext, type DefaultFunctionLoweringHandler, type DefaultFunctionRegistry, type DefaultFunctionRegistryEntry, type EmitContractResult, type EnumValuesChangedIssue, type ImportRequirement, type IntrospectSchemaResult, type LoweredDefaultResult, type LoweredDefaultValue, type MigratableTargetDescriptor, type MigrationMetadata, type MigrationOperationClass, type MigrationOperationPolicy, type MigrationPackage, type MigrationPlan, type MigrationPlanOperation, type MigrationPlanWithAuthoringSurface, type MigrationPlanner, type MigrationPlannerConflict, type MigrationPlannerFailureResult, type MigrationPlannerResult, type MigrationPlannerSuccessResult, type MigrationRunner, type MigrationRunnerExecutionChecks, type MigrationRunnerFailure, type MigrationRunnerPerSpaceOptions, type MigrationRunnerPerSpaceSuccessValue, type MigrationRunnerResult, type MigrationRunnerSuccessValue, type MigrationScaffoldContext, type MutationDefaultGeneratorDescriptor, type OpFactoryCall, type OperationContext, type OperationPreview, type OperationPreviewCapable, type OperationPreviewStatement, type ParsedDefaultFunctionCall, type PslContractInferCapable, type SchemaIssue, SchemaTreeNode, type SchemaTreeNodeOptions, type SchemaTreeVisitor, type SchemaVerificationNode, type SchemaVerifier, type SchemaVerifyOptions, type SchemaVerifyResult, type SchemaViewCapable, type SchemaViewNodeKind, type SerializedQueryPlan, type SignDatabaseResult, type SourceDiagnostic, type SourceSpan, type TargetMigrationsCapability, VERIFY_CODE_HASH_MISMATCH, VERIFY_CODE_MARKER_MISSING, VERIFY_CODE_SCHEMA_FAILURE, VERIFY_CODE_TARGET_MISMATCH, type VerifyDatabaseResult, type VerifyDatabaseSchemaResult, assembleAuthoringContributions, assembleControlMutationDefaults, assembleScalarTypeDescriptors, assertUniqueCodecOwner, createControlStack, extractCodecLookup, extractCodecTypeImports, extractComponentIds, extractQueryOperationTypeImports, hasMigrations, hasOperationPreview, hasPslContractInfer, hasSchemaView };
 //# sourceMappingURL=control.d.mts.map