create-ailk 0.24.0 → 0.26.0

package/templates/database/migrations/20261014120000_consent_ledger/migration.sql

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--- #8438 — the consent ledger (spec docs/specs/8438-consent-registry-and-ledger-step-spec.md D2).
---
---   consent_grants (inbox)        — the existing append-only table (#5275)
---                                   becomes THE ledger. It gains the Person a
---                                   row counts toward, the source it came
---                                   from, the magnet slug, and the policy
---                                   version read. Every row stored before this
---                                   migration reads source = 'legacy' with no
---                                   policy version, honestly: those rows
---                                   recorded neither. Every row written after
---                                   it must name its source and version.
---   consent_visitor_links (inbox) — a banner visitor id linked to the Person a
---                                   later form or sign-in identifies. A second
---                                   append-only table, so a visitor's own rows
---                                   are never edited to point at a Person.
---
--- Both tables are APPEND-ONLY, and now the database says so: a trigger refuses
--- any change to a stored row and any truncation. The triggers bind the
--- application's database role; a table owner can still disable them. A later
--- migration that must rewrite or erase rows disables them explicitly inside its
--- own transaction, which makes the act a reviewed migration rather than
--- something application code can do.
---
--- person_id is a plain scalar with no foreign key, the table's own posture
--- (ADR 0009 invariant 1, #5275 D10): a row about a visitor or a listing has no
--- Person, and a ledger row must outlive anything it names. Neither table
--- carries any network or browser evidence column (spec section 2.3).
---
--- ADDITIVE: ADD COLUMN with a constant default, then the default dropped, so no
--- existing row fails a new CHECK. Deploy this migration BEFORE any code that
--- writes the new columns; code written before it never names them.
---
--- Rollback (safe while nothing but #8438 writes the new surface):
---   DROP TABLE "consent_visitor_links";
---   ALTER TABLE "consent_grants" DISABLE TRIGGER USER;
---   ALTER TABLE "consent_grants"
---     DROP COLUMN "person_id", DROP COLUMN "source", DROP COLUMN "source_ref", DROP COLUMN "policy_version";
---   ALTER TABLE "consent_grants" ENABLE TRIGGER USER;  -- after dropping the three triggers and the function
---   DROP FUNCTION "consent_ledger_append_only"();
-
--- AlterTable
--- source: every row already stored reads 'legacy'; the default is dropped
--- straight after, so every new row has to say where it came from.
-ALTER TABLE "consent_grants" ADD COLUMN     "person_id" TEXT,
-ADD COLUMN     "source" TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT 'legacy',
-ADD COLUMN     "source_ref" VARCHAR(200),
-ADD COLUMN     "policy_version" INTEGER;
-ALTER TABLE "consent_grants" ALTER COLUMN "source" DROP DEFAULT;
-
--- CreateIndex
--- "Current state per purpose" for one Person: DISTINCT ON (purpose_id) over
--- workspace_id = $1 AND person_id = $2 ORDER BY purpose_id, created_at DESC.
-CREATE INDEX "consent_grants_workspace_id_person_id_purpose_id_created_at_idx" ON "consent_grants"("workspace_id", "person_id", "purpose_id", "created_at");
-
--- The source vocabulary is packages/validation CONSENT_SOURCES. 'legacy' is
--- read-only in practice: only the default above ever writes it.
-ALTER TABLE "consent_grants" ADD CONSTRAINT "consent_grants_source_known"
-  CHECK ("source" IN ('cookie_banner', 'sign_up', 'magnet', 'account_settings', 'email_unsubscribe', 'api', 'legacy'));
--- A new row records the policy version it was read at; only a legacy row may not.
-ALTER TABLE "consent_grants" ADD CONSTRAINT "consent_grants_policy_version_present"
-  CHECK ("source" = 'legacy' OR "policy_version" IS NOT NULL);
-ALTER TABLE "consent_grants" ADD CONSTRAINT "consent_grants_policy_version_positive"
-  CHECK ("policy_version" IS NULL OR "policy_version" >= 1);
-ALTER TABLE "consent_grants" ADD CONSTRAINT "consent_grants_person_id_format"
-  CHECK ("person_id" IS NULL OR "person_id" ~ '^person_[0-9a-f]{8}-[0-9a-f]{4}-7[0-9a-f]{3}-[89ab][0-9a-f]{3}-[0-9a-f]{12}$');
-
--- CreateTable
-CREATE TABLE "consent_visitor_links" (
-    "id" TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT ('cvlink_'::text || (uuidv7())::text),
-    "workspace_id" TEXT NOT NULL,
-    "visitor_id" TEXT NOT NULL,
-    "person_id" TEXT NOT NULL,
-    "source" TEXT NOT NULL,
-    "created_at" TIMESTAMP(3) NOT NULL DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
-
-    CONSTRAINT "consent_visitor_links_pkey" PRIMARY KEY ("id")
-);
-
--- CreateIndex
--- A repeat link is a no-op: the writer inserts and ignores a conflict here.
-CREATE UNIQUE INDEX "consent_visitor_links_workspace_id_visitor_id_person_id_key" ON "consent_visitor_links"("workspace_id", "visitor_id", "person_id");
-
--- CreateIndex
--- A Person's linked visitors: workspace_id = $1 AND person_id = $2.
-CREATE INDEX "consent_visitor_links_workspace_id_person_id_idx" ON "consent_visitor_links"("workspace_id", "person_id");
-
--- ADR-0031 rule 3 — consent_visitor_links: cvlink_ (registered in
--- packages/ids/src/registry.ts ENTITY_PREFIX.consentVisitorLink; this
--- migration's path is added to migration-sync.test.ts's PK_CHECK_MIGRATIONS).
--- Each reference column carries the format CHECK of the entity it names.
-ALTER TABLE "consent_visitor_links" ALTER COLUMN "id" TYPE text COLLATE "C";
-ALTER TABLE "consent_visitor_links" ALTER COLUMN "id" SET DEFAULT ('cvlink_'::text || (uuidv7())::text);
-ALTER TABLE "consent_visitor_links" ADD CONSTRAINT "consent_visitor_links_id_format" CHECK ("id" ~ '^cvlink_[0-9a-f]{8}-[0-9a-f]{4}-7[0-9a-f]{3}-[89ab][0-9a-f]{3}-[0-9a-f]{12}$');
-ALTER TABLE "consent_visitor_links" ADD CONSTRAINT "consent_visitor_links_workspace_id_format" CHECK ("workspace_id" ~ '^wksp_[0-9a-f]{8}-[0-9a-f]{4}-7[0-9a-f]{3}-[89ab][0-9a-f]{3}-[0-9a-f]{12}$');
-ALTER TABLE "consent_visitor_links" ADD CONSTRAINT "consent_visitor_links_person_id_format" CHECK ("person_id" ~ '^person_[0-9a-f]{8}-[0-9a-f]{4}-7[0-9a-f]{3}-[89ab][0-9a-f]{3}-[0-9a-f]{12}$');
--- A visitor id is a random version-4 UUID the site's own server minted.
-ALTER TABLE "consent_visitor_links" ADD CONSTRAINT "consent_visitor_links_visitor_id_format" CHECK ("visitor_id" ~ '^[0-9a-f]{8}-[0-9a-f]{4}-4[0-9a-f]{3}-[89ab][0-9a-f]{3}-[0-9a-f]{12}$');
-ALTER TABLE "consent_visitor_links" ADD CONSTRAINT "consent_visitor_links_source_known"
-  CHECK ("source" IN ('magnet', 'api', 'account_settings'));
-
--- SEC-8438-7 — append-only, enforced. One function, three triggers per table.
-CREATE FUNCTION "consent_ledger_append_only"() RETURNS trigger
-LANGUAGE plpgsql AS $$
-BEGIN
-  RAISE EXCEPTION '% is append-only', TG_TABLE_NAME
-    USING ERRCODE = 'restrict_violation';
-END;
-$$;
-
-CREATE TRIGGER "consent_grants_no_update" BEFORE UPDATE ON "consent_grants"
-  FOR EACH ROW EXECUTE FUNCTION "consent_ledger_append_only"();
-CREATE TRIGGER "consent_grants_no_delete" BEFORE DELETE ON "consent_grants"
-  FOR EACH ROW EXECUTE FUNCTION "consent_ledger_append_only"();
-CREATE TRIGGER "consent_grants_no_truncate" BEFORE TRUNCATE ON "consent_grants"
-  FOR EACH STATEMENT EXECUTE FUNCTION "consent_ledger_append_only"();
-
-CREATE TRIGGER "consent_visitor_links_no_update" BEFORE UPDATE ON "consent_visitor_links"
-  FOR EACH ROW EXECUTE FUNCTION "consent_ledger_append_only"();
-CREATE TRIGGER "consent_visitor_links_no_delete" BEFORE DELETE ON "consent_visitor_links"
-  FOR EACH ROW EXECUTE FUNCTION "consent_ledger_append_only"();
-CREATE TRIGGER "consent_visitor_links_no_truncate" BEFORE TRUNCATE ON "consent_visitor_links"
-  FOR EACH STATEMENT EXECUTE FUNCTION "consent_ledger_append_only"();

package/templates/database/migrations/20261014120000_person_contact/migration.sql

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--- #8435 — contact details on the client record (spec
--- docs/specs/8435-contact-details-on-the-client-spec.md D1, D2).
---
---   people (13 columns) — given name, family name, an E.164 telephone, the
---                    magnet's six-part address, a company name, a job title,
---                    and the confirmation pair (who last saved the contact by
---                    hand, and when). Every column is nullable and has no
---                    default, so Postgres changes only the catalog.
---   callbacks.person_id, subscribers.person_id — the Person a request or a
---                    subscription belongs to: a composite foreign key onto
---                    people(id, workspace_id), the #7877 shape, so "a Person
---                    of the row's own workspace" is a database fact. NULL is
---                    not checked (MATCH SIMPLE).
---
--- PURELY ADDITIVE, DDL ONLY. No existing row's values change here: the
--- backfill is the next migration, 20261014121000_person_contact_backfill,
--- split out so its row updates never run under the exclusive locks these
--- ALTER TABLEs take. Prisma runs this file as one transaction, so each ALTER
--- TABLE's ACCESS EXCLUSIVE lock on "people", "callbacks" and "subscribers"
--- is held until the file commits. Every CHECK and foreign key below is added
--- NOT VALID and then VALIDATEd over an all-NULL column or a table with no
--- person_id yet, and none of the three is the large "leads" table; the window
--- is accepted, as #852 accepted the same on "leads" (SEC-852-E, SEC-8435-C).
---
--- Rollout: deploy this migration BEFORE the API code that writes the columns;
--- code without them fails every callback and subscription write.
---
--- Rollback: ALTER TABLE "callbacks" DROP CONSTRAINT "callbacks_person_fk",
--- DROP COLUMN "person_id"; ALTER TABLE "subscribers" DROP CONSTRAINT
--- "subscribers_person_fk", DROP COLUMN "person_id"; ALTER TABLE "people"
--- DROP COLUMN "given_name", DROP COLUMN "family_name", DROP COLUMN
--- "telephone", DROP COLUMN "address_line1", DROP COLUMN "address_line2",
--- DROP COLUMN "address_city", DROP COLUMN "address_region", DROP COLUMN
--- "address_postal_code", DROP COLUMN "address_country", DROP COLUMN
--- "company_name", DROP COLUMN "job_title", DROP COLUMN "contact_confirmed_at",
--- DROP COLUMN "contact_confirmed_by"; (the indexes and CHECKs go with them).
-
--- AlterTable
-ALTER TABLE "people" ADD COLUMN     "address_city" VARCHAR(60),
-ADD COLUMN     "address_country" CHAR(2),
-ADD COLUMN     "address_line1" VARCHAR(100),
-ADD COLUMN     "address_line2" VARCHAR(60),
-ADD COLUMN     "address_postal_code" VARCHAR(20),
-ADD COLUMN     "address_region" VARCHAR(40),
-ADD COLUMN     "company_name" VARCHAR(200),
-ADD COLUMN     "contact_confirmed_at" TIMESTAMP(3),
-ADD COLUMN     "contact_confirmed_by" VARCHAR(16),
-ADD COLUMN     "family_name" VARCHAR(100),
-ADD COLUMN     "given_name" VARCHAR(100),
-ADD COLUMN     "job_title" VARCHAR(100),
-ADD COLUMN     "telephone" VARCHAR(16);
-
--- AlterTable
-ALTER TABLE "callbacks" ADD COLUMN     "person_id" TEXT;
-
--- AlterTable
-ALTER TABLE "subscribers" ADD COLUMN     "person_id" TEXT;
-
--- CreateIndex
-CREATE INDEX "callbacks_person_id_idx" ON "callbacks"("person_id");
-
--- CreateIndex
-CREATE INDEX "subscribers_person_id_idx" ON "subscribers"("person_id");
-
--- A stored telephone is E.164 (the form the phone field posts) or NULL.
-ALTER TABLE "people" ADD CONSTRAINT "people_telephone_e164"
-  CHECK ("telephone" IS NULL OR "telephone" ~ '^\+[1-9][0-9]{6,14}$') NOT VALID;
-ALTER TABLE "people" VALIDATE CONSTRAINT "people_telephone_e164";
-
--- The country is the upper-case ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code.
-ALTER TABLE "people" ADD CONSTRAINT "people_address_country_format"
-  CHECK ("address_country" IS NULL OR "address_country" ~ '^[A-Z]{2}$') NOT VALID;
-ALTER TABLE "people" VALIDATE CONSTRAINT "people_address_country_format";
-
--- An address is stored whole or not at all: all six parts NULL, or every
--- part but the optional second line present.
-ALTER TABLE "people" ADD CONSTRAINT "people_address_complete"
-  CHECK (
-    ("address_line1" IS NULL AND "address_line2" IS NULL AND "address_city" IS NULL AND "address_region" IS NULL AND "address_postal_code" IS NULL AND "address_country" IS NULL)
-    OR
-    ("address_line1" IS NOT NULL AND "address_city" IS NOT NULL AND "address_region" IS NOT NULL AND "address_postal_code" IS NOT NULL AND "address_country" IS NOT NULL)
-  ) NOT VALID;
-ALTER TABLE "people" VALIDATE CONSTRAINT "people_address_complete";
-
--- The confirmation pair is written together, and the actor is one of two.
-ALTER TABLE "people" ADD CONSTRAINT "people_contact_confirmed"
-  CHECK (
-    ("contact_confirmed_at" IS NULL AND "contact_confirmed_by" IS NULL)
-    OR
-    ("contact_confirmed_at" IS NOT NULL AND "contact_confirmed_by" IS NOT NULL AND "contact_confirmed_by" IN ('operator', 'client'))
-  ) NOT VALID;
-ALTER TABLE "people" VALIDATE CONSTRAINT "people_contact_confirmed";
-
--- The two new reference columns carry the person_ format CHECK (the #852
--- shape), added NOT VALID and then validated over an all-NULL column.
-ALTER TABLE "callbacks" ADD CONSTRAINT "callbacks_person_id_format" CHECK ("person_id" ~ '^person_[0-9a-f]{8}-[0-9a-f]{4}-7[0-9a-f]{3}-[89ab][0-9a-f]{3}-[0-9a-f]{12}$') NOT VALID;
-ALTER TABLE "callbacks" VALIDATE CONSTRAINT "callbacks_person_id_format";
-ALTER TABLE "subscribers" ADD CONSTRAINT "subscribers_person_id_format" CHECK ("person_id" ~ '^person_[0-9a-f]{8}-[0-9a-f]{4}-7[0-9a-f]{3}-[89ab][0-9a-f]{3}-[0-9a-f]{12}$') NOT VALID;
-ALTER TABLE "subscribers" VALIDATE CONSTRAINT "subscribers_person_id_format";
-
--- AddForeignKey
--- A callback / subscriber names a Person of ITS OWN workspace; deleting a
--- Person with one is refused (the pieces_person_fk shape, #7877).
-ALTER TABLE "callbacks" ADD CONSTRAINT "callbacks_person_fk" FOREIGN KEY ("person_id", "workspace_id") REFERENCES "people"("id", "workspace_id") ON DELETE RESTRICT ON UPDATE CASCADE NOT VALID;
-ALTER TABLE "callbacks" VALIDATE CONSTRAINT "callbacks_person_fk";
-ALTER TABLE "subscribers" ADD CONSTRAINT "subscribers_person_fk" FOREIGN KEY ("person_id", "workspace_id") REFERENCES "people"("id", "workspace_id") ON DELETE RESTRICT ON UPDATE CASCADE NOT VALID;
-ALTER TABLE "subscribers" VALIDATE CONSTRAINT "subscribers_person_fk";
-
--- ===== #8435 contact backfill (idempotent; runs after the DDL above) =====
--- #8435 — the contact backfill (spec
--- docs/specs/8435-contact-details-on-the-client-spec.md D2).
---
--- Gives every newsletter subscriber and every callback that carries a
--- storable email a Person, stamps subscribers.person_id and
--- callbacks.person_id, and fills a Person's blank telephone from the oldest
--- callback phone that is already E.164 once spaces and punctuation are
--- removed. Set-based and idempotent: every insert is ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING
--- and every update is guarded by IS NULL, so running this text twice changes
--- nothing the first run wrote.
---
---
--- Normalization — the SQL twin of apps/api/src/services/person.ts's
--- normalizePersonEmail / isStorablePersonEmail (#852's expressions verbatim):
---   N(x)     = lower(btrim(x, E' \t\n\r\f\x0B') COLLATE "C")
---              (\x0B is vertical tab; an E-string has no \v escape — E'\v'
---              is the letter v, which would strip the v of every .dev)
---   VALID(e) = e ~ '^[!-?A-~]+@[!-?A-~]+$' AND length(e) <= 254
---   NAME(x)  = C0/C1 controls and bidi controls removed, trimmed, cut to
---              200 characters; empty → NULL
--- A row whose email is not VALID makes no Person and keeps person_id NULL.
---
--- A callback's email is its payload.email when that is a JSON string and
--- VALID, else its buyer_email when VALID — the order the live code links in
--- (capture first, the confirm step only when capture left it NULL;
--- SEC-8435-G).
---
--- Rollback: nothing to undo on its own — dropping 20261014120000_person_contact's
--- columns removes the stamps and the telephones this wrote; the Persons it
--- created are ordinary Persons and are left in place.
-
--- 1. Subscribers, oldest first: one Person per (workspace, normalized email).
-INSERT INTO "people" ("workspace_id", "email", "created_at", "updated_at")
-SELECT DISTINCT ON (s."workspace_id", lower(btrim(s."email", E' \t\n\r\f\x0B') COLLATE "C"))
-       s."workspace_id",
-       lower(btrim(s."email", E' \t\n\r\f\x0B') COLLATE "C"),
-       s."created_at",
-       now()
-FROM "subscribers" s
-WHERE lower(btrim(s."email", E' \t\n\r\f\x0B') COLLATE "C") ~ '^[!-?A-~]+@[!-?A-~]+$'
-  AND length(lower(btrim(s."email", E' \t\n\r\f\x0B') COLLATE "C")) <= 254
-ORDER BY s."workspace_id", lower(btrim(s."email", E' \t\n\r\f\x0B') COLLATE "C"), s."created_at" ASC, s."id" ASC
-ON CONFLICT ("workspace_id", "email") DO NOTHING;
-
--- 2. Callbacks, oldest first: one Person per (workspace, normalized email),
---    named from the callback's own name. A Person a lead or a subscriber
---    already made keeps its name and created_at (ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING).
-INSERT INTO "people" ("workspace_id", "email", "name", "created_at", "updated_at")
-SELECT DISTINCT ON (ce."workspace_id", ce."email_n")
-       ce."workspace_id",
-       ce."email_n",
-       NULLIF(left(btrim(regexp_replace(ce."name", '[\x01-\x1F\x7F-\x9F‎‏‪-‮⁦-⁩]', '', 'g')), 200), ''),
-       ce."created_at",
-       now()
-FROM (
-  SELECT c."id", c."workspace_id", c."name", c."phone", c."created_at",
-         (
-           SELECT v."e"
-           FROM (VALUES
-             (1, lower(btrim(CASE WHEN jsonb_typeof(c."payload" -> 'email') = 'string' THEN c."payload" ->> 'email' END, E' \t\n\r\f\x0B') COLLATE "C")),
-             (2, lower(btrim(c."buyer_email", E' \t\n\r\f\x0B') COLLATE "C"))
-           ) v("ord", "e")
-           WHERE v."e" ~ '^[!-?A-~]+@[!-?A-~]+$' AND length(v."e") <= 254
-           ORDER BY v."ord"
-           LIMIT 1
-         ) AS "email_n"
-  FROM "callbacks" c
-) ce
-WHERE ce."email_n" IS NOT NULL
-ORDER BY ce."workspace_id", ce."email_n", ce."created_at" ASC, ce."id" ASC
-ON CONFLICT ("workspace_id", "email") DO NOTHING;
-
--- 3. Stamps: every subscriber and callback with a storable email points at
---    its workspace's Person; a row already stamped is left alone.
-UPDATE "subscribers"
-SET "person_id" = p."id"
-FROM "people" p
-WHERE "subscribers"."person_id" IS NULL
-  AND p."workspace_id" = "subscribers"."workspace_id"
-  AND p."email" = lower(btrim("subscribers"."email", E' \t\n\r\f\x0B') COLLATE "C");
-
-UPDATE "callbacks"
-SET "person_id" = p."id"
-FROM (
-  SELECT c."id" AS "callback_id", c."workspace_id",
-         (
-           SELECT v."e"
-           FROM (VALUES
-             (1, lower(btrim(CASE WHEN jsonb_typeof(c."payload" -> 'email') = 'string' THEN c."payload" ->> 'email' END, E' \t\n\r\f\x0B') COLLATE "C")),
-             (2, lower(btrim(c."buyer_email", E' \t\n\r\f\x0B') COLLATE "C"))
-           ) v("ord", "e")
-           WHERE v."e" ~ '^[!-?A-~]+@[!-?A-~]+$' AND length(v."e") <= 254
-           ORDER BY v."ord"
-           LIMIT 1
-         ) AS "email_n"
-  FROM "callbacks" c
-  WHERE c."person_id" IS NULL
-) ce
-JOIN "people" p ON p."workspace_id" = ce."workspace_id" AND p."email" = ce."email_n"
-WHERE "callbacks"."id" = ce."callback_id"
-  AND "callbacks"."person_id" IS NULL;
-
--- 4. Telephone: for an uncurated Person (no linked user, never confirmed by
---    hand — the rule a capture obeys, D4) with no telephone, the oldest
---    stamped callback's phone with spaces and punctuation removed, when that
---    is E.164. A national-format phone fills nothing.
-UPDATE "people" p
-SET "telephone" = c."tel",
-    "updated_at" = now()
-FROM (
-  SELECT DISTINCT ON (cb."person_id")
-         cb."person_id",
-         regexp_replace(cb."phone", '[ ().-]', '', 'g') AS "tel"
-  FROM "callbacks" cb
-  WHERE cb."person_id" IS NOT NULL
-    AND regexp_replace(cb."phone", '[ ().-]', '', 'g') ~ '^\+[1-9][0-9]{6,14}$'
-  ORDER BY cb."person_id", cb."created_at" ASC, cb."id" ASC
-) c
-WHERE p."id" = c."person_id"
-  AND p."telephone" IS NULL
-  AND p."user_id" IS NULL
-  AND p."contact_confirmed_at" IS NULL;

package/templates/database/migrations/20261015120000_person_notes/migration.sql

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--- #8514 — the client record's private notes (spec
--- docs/specs/8514-redesign-the-person-record-page-spec.md D1, D2).
---
---   people (4 columns) — the team's one note on a client (never served to the
---                    client), who last saved it (a user id of the auth
---                    namespace, no foreign key — ADR 0009, the
---                    piece_versions.delivered_by precedent), when, and which
---                    agent when an agent saved it. Every column is nullable
---                    and has no default, so Postgres changes only the catalog.
---
--- DDL first, then one data statement (D2b, below the marker): the DDL adds
--- columns and CHECKs only; the data half removes inert client grants from
--- agents of members. One directory, per the one-migration-per-milestone
--- check (the #8435 person_contact shape). Prisma runs this file as one
--- transaction; each CHECK below is added NOT VALID and then VALIDATEd over an
--- all-NULL column, and the data half touches "agents" alone.
---
--- Rollout: deploy this migration BEFORE the API code that reads and writes the
--- notes and gives members the client rows; code without the columns fails
--- every notes read, and code before the grant reset would switch the inert
--- grants on (SEC-8514-B).
---
--- Rollback: ALTER TABLE "people" DROP COLUMN "notes", DROP COLUMN
--- "notes_updated_at", DROP COLUMN "notes_updated_by", DROP COLUMN
--- "notes_updated_by_agent"; (the CHECKs go with them). The grant reset needs
--- none: every grant it removes was inert.
-
--- AlterTable
-ALTER TABLE "people" ADD COLUMN     "notes" VARCHAR(5000),
-ADD COLUMN     "notes_updated_at" TIMESTAMP(3),
-ADD COLUMN     "notes_updated_by" TEXT,
-ADD COLUMN     "notes_updated_by_agent" TEXT;
-
--- The editor is a user id of the auth namespace (the delivered_by shape).
-ALTER TABLE "people" ADD CONSTRAINT "people_notes_updated_by_format"
-  CHECK ("notes_updated_by" IS NULL OR "notes_updated_by" ~ '^user_[0-9a-f]{8}-[0-9a-f]{4}-7[0-9a-f]{3}-[89ab][0-9a-f]{3}-[0-9a-f]{12}$') NOT VALID;
-ALTER TABLE "people" VALIDATE CONSTRAINT "people_notes_updated_by_format";
-
--- The agent, when one saved it, is an agent id (the agents_id_format shape).
-ALTER TABLE "people" ADD CONSTRAINT "people_notes_updated_by_agent_format"
-  CHECK ("notes_updated_by_agent" IS NULL OR "notes_updated_by_agent" ~ '^agent_[0-9a-f]{8}-[0-9a-f]{4}-7[0-9a-f]{3}-[89ab][0-9a-f]{3}-[0-9a-f]{12}$') NOT VALID;
-ALTER TABLE "people" VALIDATE CONSTRAINT "people_notes_updated_by_agent_format";
-
--- Who and when are written together.
-ALTER TABLE "people" ADD CONSTRAINT "people_notes_edit_pair"
-  CHECK (("notes_updated_at" IS NULL) = ("notes_updated_by" IS NULL)) NOT VALID;
-ALTER TABLE "people" VALIDATE CONSTRAINT "people_notes_edit_pair";
-
--- An agent's save always names the agent's person.
-ALTER TABLE "people" ADD CONSTRAINT "people_notes_agent_has_person"
-  CHECK ("notes_updated_by_agent" IS NULL OR "notes_updated_by" IS NOT NULL) NOT VALID;
-ALTER TABLE "people" VALIDATE CONSTRAINT "people_notes_agent_has_person";
-
--- ===== #8514 D2b member agent grant reset (data only; runs after the DDL above) =====
--- #8514 — dormant client grants cleared from agents of members (spec
--- docs/specs/8514-redesign-the-person-record-page-spec.md D2b, SEC-8514-B).
---
--- Until #8514 a member held neither people-read nor member-pieces-manage, so
--- the agent clamp (`can(personTenant.role, p)`) dropped either grant stored on
--- a member's agent: it was inert. #8514 gives members both by role, and the
--- clamp would then switch those stored grants on with no admin action. This
--- removes them first, so a member's agent holds either only once an owner or
--- admin grants it after the deploy.
---
--- DATA ONLY. Changes no effective permission at the time it runs (every grant
--- it removes is inert). Idempotent: a second run matches no row.
---
--- Rollout: in the same deploy as, and BEFORE, the #8514 API code.
---
--- Rollback: none needed — every removed grant was inert.
-
-UPDATE "agents" a
-SET "grants" = array_remove(array_remove(a."grants", 'people-read'), 'member-pieces-manage')
-FROM "memberships" m
-WHERE m."id" = a."responsible_membership_id"
-  AND m."role" = 'member'
-  AND a."grants" && ARRAY['people-read', 'member-pieces-manage']::text[];

package/templates/database/migrations/20261015120000_rate_limit_counters/migration.sql

@@ -1,43 +0,0 @@
--- #5040 — the rate limiter's shared database store (spec
--- docs/specs/5040-the-api-s-rate-limiter-spec.md D2/D3). One row per bucket
--- key hash; the middleware's database store (`apps/api/src/lib/rate-limit-store.ts`)
--- is the only reader or writer. Belongs to the deployment, not a tenant: no
--- workspace_id, no tenancy fence. Rows are disposable — a lost counter only
--- resets a window.
---
--- Rollback (safe while no code selects the database store, i.e. deploy this
--- migration before the code that reads AILK_RATE_LIMIT_STORE=database or
--- defaults to it with DATABASE_URL set):
---   DROP TABLE "rate_limit_counters";
-
--- CreateTable
-CREATE TABLE "rate_limit_counters" (
-    "id" TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT ('rlc_'::text || (uuidv7())::text),
-    "key_hash" TEXT NOT NULL,
-    "window_start_ms" BIGINT NOT NULL,
-    "window_ms" INTEGER NOT NULL,
-    "count" INTEGER NOT NULL,
-    "created_at" TIMESTAMPTZ NOT NULL DEFAULT now(),
-
-    CONSTRAINT "rate_limit_counters_pkey" PRIMARY KEY ("id")
-);
-
--- CreateIndex
-CREATE UNIQUE INDEX "rate_limit_counters_key_hash_key" ON "rate_limit_counters"("key_hash");
-
--- CreateIndex
--- The sweep: DELETE WHERE window_start_ms + window_ms <= now.
-CREATE INDEX "rate_limit_counters_window_start_ms_idx" ON "rate_limit_counters"("window_start_ms");
-
--- ADR-0031 rule 3 — rate_limit_counters: rlc_ (registered in
--- packages/ids/src/registry.ts; this migration's path is added to
--- migration-sync.test.ts's PK_CHECK_MIGRATIONS).
-ALTER TABLE "rate_limit_counters" ALTER COLUMN "id" SET DEFAULT ('rlc_'::text || (uuidv7())::text);
-ALTER TABLE "rate_limit_counters" ADD CONSTRAINT "rate_limit_counters_id_format" CHECK ("id" ~ '^rlc_[0-9a-f]{8}-[0-9a-f]{4}-7[0-9a-f]{3}-[89ab][0-9a-f]{3}-[0-9a-f]{12}$');
-
--- D2 — key_hash is always a sha256 hex digest, never the raw bucket key.
-ALTER TABLE "rate_limit_counters" ADD CONSTRAINT "rate_limit_counters_key_hash_hex" CHECK ("key_hash" ~ '^[0-9a-f]{64}$');
-
--- D2 — window_ms > 0, count >= 1.
-ALTER TABLE "rate_limit_counters" ADD CONSTRAINT "rate_limit_counters_window_ms_positive" CHECK ("window_ms" > 0);
-ALTER TABLE "rate_limit_counters" ADD CONSTRAINT "rate_limit_counters_count_positive" CHECK ("count" >= 1);

package/templates/database/migrations/20261016120000_piece_kind/migration.sql

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--- #8516 — proposals as an artifact kind (spec
--- docs/specs/8516-proposals-as-an-artifact-kind-spec.md D1, D2).
---
---   pieces (8 columns) — what a piece is (`kind`: `deliverable` or
---                    `proposal`), a proposal's optional price (minor units
---                    of a two-decimal currency), the client's current Stripe
---                    Checkout Session (id, URL, expiry) and when Stripe
---                    reported the proposal paid, with the session that paid
---                    it. Stripe objects are named by plain columns with a
---                    format CHECK and no foreign key (ADR 0009).
---
--- DDL only. Every existing row reads `kind = 'deliverable'` from the constant
--- default — Postgres stores the default in the catalog and rewrites no row, so
--- `updated_at` and every other column of an existing piece are unchanged. The
--- seven other columns are nullable with no default. Each CHECK below is added
--- NOT VALID and then VALIDATEd; every existing row passes each one (a
--- deliverable with every new column NULL).
---
--- Rollout: deploy this migration BEFORE the API code that reads and writes the
--- columns; code without them fails every piece read.
---
--- Rollback: DROP INDEX "pieces_checkout_session_id_key"; ALTER TABLE "pieces"
--- DROP COLUMN "kind", DROP COLUMN "price_amount", DROP COLUMN
--- "price_currency", DROP COLUMN "checkout_session_id", DROP COLUMN
--- "checkout_url", DROP COLUMN "checkout_expires_at", DROP COLUMN "paid_at",
--- DROP COLUMN "paid_session_id"; (the CHECKs go with them).
-
--- AlterTable
-ALTER TABLE "pieces" ADD COLUMN     "kind" VARCHAR(16) NOT NULL DEFAULT 'deliverable',
-ADD COLUMN     "price_amount" INTEGER,
-ADD COLUMN     "price_currency" CHAR(3),
-ADD COLUMN     "checkout_session_id" TEXT,
-ADD COLUMN     "checkout_url" VARCHAR(2048),
-ADD COLUMN     "checkout_expires_at" TIMESTAMP(3),
-ADD COLUMN     "paid_at" TIMESTAMP(3),
-ADD COLUMN     "paid_session_id" TEXT;
-
--- CreateIndex
-CREATE UNIQUE INDEX "pieces_checkout_session_id_key" ON "pieces"("checkout_session_id");
-
--- A piece is a deliverable or a proposal, nothing else.
-ALTER TABLE "pieces" ADD CONSTRAINT "pieces_kind_allowed"
-  CHECK ("kind" IN ('deliverable', 'proposal')) NOT VALID;
-ALTER TABLE "pieces" VALIDATE CONSTRAINT "pieces_kind_allowed";
-
--- An amount and its currency are written together.
-ALTER TABLE "pieces" ADD CONSTRAINT "pieces_price_pair"
-  CHECK (("price_amount" IS NULL) = ("price_currency" IS NULL)) NOT VALID;
-ALTER TABLE "pieces" VALIDATE CONSTRAINT "pieces_price_pair";
-
--- 1 to 100,000,000 minor units (PROPOSAL_PRICE_MAX_MINOR).
-ALTER TABLE "pieces" ADD CONSTRAINT "pieces_price_range"
-  CHECK ("price_amount" IS NULL OR "price_amount" BETWEEN 1 AND 100000000) NOT VALID;
-ALTER TABLE "pieces" VALIDATE CONSTRAINT "pieces_price_range";
-
--- A lower-case ISO-4217 code.
-ALTER TABLE "pieces" ADD CONSTRAINT "pieces_price_currency_format"
-  CHECK ("price_currency" IS NULL OR "price_currency" ~ '^[a-z]{3}$') NOT VALID;
-ALTER TABLE "pieces" VALIDATE CONSTRAINT "pieces_price_currency_format";
-
--- Only a proposal carries a price.
-ALTER TABLE "pieces" ADD CONSTRAINT "pieces_price_proposal_only"
-  CHECK ("price_amount" IS NULL OR "kind" = 'proposal') NOT VALID;
-ALTER TABLE "pieces" VALIDATE CONSTRAINT "pieces_price_proposal_only";
-
--- A Checkout Session's id, URL and expiry are written together.
-ALTER TABLE "pieces" ADD CONSTRAINT "pieces_checkout_triple"
-  CHECK (("checkout_session_id" IS NULL) = ("checkout_url" IS NULL)
-     AND ("checkout_session_id" IS NULL) = ("checkout_expires_at" IS NULL)) NOT VALID;
-ALTER TABLE "pieces" VALIDATE CONSTRAINT "pieces_checkout_triple";
-
--- A Stripe Checkout Session id.
-ALTER TABLE "pieces" ADD CONSTRAINT "pieces_checkout_session_format"
-  CHECK ("checkout_session_id" IS NULL OR "checkout_session_id" ~ '^cs_(test|live)_[A-Za-z0-9]{1,250}$') NOT VALID;
-ALTER TABLE "pieces" VALIDATE CONSTRAINT "pieces_checkout_session_format";
-
--- A Checkout URL is https.
-ALTER TABLE "pieces" ADD CONSTRAINT "pieces_checkout_url_https"
-  CHECK ("checkout_url" IS NULL OR "checkout_url" ~ '^https://') NOT VALID;
-ALTER TABLE "pieces" VALIDATE CONSTRAINT "pieces_checkout_url_https";
-
--- A Checkout Session opens only for an approved, priced proposal.
-ALTER TABLE "pieces" ADD CONSTRAINT "pieces_checkout_needs_approved_price"
-  CHECK ("checkout_session_id" IS NULL OR ("price_amount" IS NOT NULL AND "approved_at" IS NOT NULL)) NOT VALID;
-ALTER TABLE "pieces" VALIDATE CONSTRAINT "pieces_checkout_needs_approved_price";
-
--- When paid and the session that paid are written together.
-ALTER TABLE "pieces" ADD CONSTRAINT "pieces_paid_pair"
-  CHECK (("paid_at" IS NULL) = ("paid_session_id" IS NULL)) NOT VALID;
-ALTER TABLE "pieces" VALIDATE CONSTRAINT "pieces_paid_pair";
-
--- Only a priced proposal is paid.
-ALTER TABLE "pieces" ADD CONSTRAINT "pieces_paid_needs_price"
-  CHECK ("paid_at" IS NULL OR "price_amount" IS NOT NULL) NOT VALID;
-ALTER TABLE "pieces" VALIDATE CONSTRAINT "pieces_paid_needs_price";

package/templates/database/migrations/20261017120000_outbound_message_action/migration.sql

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--- #8515 — an outbound message may carry the onboarding action (spec
--- docs/specs/8515-standard-client-onboarding-diagnostic-and-spec.md D6).
---
--- `interactions_outbound_shape` (20261012120000_member_contract) admitted an
--- outbound row only as a payload-free `message`. Start onboarding writes an
--- outbound `message` whose `payload` is exactly `{"action": "onboarding"}`,
--- which the client's own site renders as a link to its `/account/onboarding`.
--- The CHECK is replaced in place, under the same name, admitting that one
--- payload and nothing else; no other constraint changes and no row is
--- rewritten. The new CHECK is added NOT VALID and then VALIDATEd (the #8516
--- piece_kind shape). The DROP takes ACCESS EXCLUSIVE and, in the migration's
--- one transaction, holds it through the VALIDATE scan, so the table is locked
--- for that scan; in exchange there is no moment without the constraint. Every
--- existing outbound row is payload-free and passes.
---
--- Folder name: the spec named 20261016120000; #8516's 20261016120000_piece_kind
--- landed first at that timestamp, so this sorts after it (spec §5.3).
---
--- Rollback — only AFTER the code is rolled back (running code would write
--- rows the old CHECK refuses):
---   UPDATE "interactions" SET "payload" = NULL WHERE "direction" = 'outbound';
---   ALTER TABLE "interactions" DROP CONSTRAINT "interactions_outbound_shape";
---   ALTER TABLE "interactions" ADD CONSTRAINT "interactions_outbound_shape"
---     CHECK ("direction" <> 'outbound' OR ("kind" = 'message' AND "payload" IS NULL));
--- Clients then lose the Open onboarding link on those messages; the body stays.
-
-ALTER TABLE "interactions" DROP CONSTRAINT "interactions_outbound_shape";
-ALTER TABLE "interactions" ADD CONSTRAINT "interactions_outbound_shape"
-  CHECK ("direction" <> 'outbound' OR ("kind" = 'message' AND ("payload" IS NULL OR "payload" = '{"action": "onboarding"}'::jsonb))) NOT VALID;
-ALTER TABLE "interactions" VALIDATE CONSTRAINT "interactions_outbound_shape";