supabee 0.3.2 → 0.3.4

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-# Supabee
-
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-[![license](https://img.shields.io/npm/l/supabee)](./LICENSE)
-
-Orchestrate local Supabase schema/data workflows: split giant SQL dumps into organized files, and apply post-seed migrations in a production-like order.
-
-## Why?
-
-Supabase workflows often end up with two pain points:
-
-1. **One huge dump file** (`supabase db dump` / `--data-only`) that's painful to review, edit, or selectively seed from.
-2. **Local reset/start ordering** (migrations → seeds) that can diverge from production deploys (new migrations applied onto an already-populated database).
-
-`supabee` addresses both:
-
-- **Split + validate dumps:** split schema and data dumps into focused files (by category / by table), then reconstruct and validate round-trip (PR-friendly diffs, easier navigation, and smaller merge conflicts).
-- **Defer post-seed migrations:** temporarily move newer migrations out of the way for `supabase db reset` / `supabase start`, then restore + reapply them after seeds load.
-
-### Use cases
-
-- **Seed data you can control:** keep per-table seed files and point `[db.seed].sql_paths` at only the ones you want.
-- **Schema as docs / source of truth:** keep schema readable in-repo (tables, functions, RLS, permissions, etc.).
-- **Mimic production locally:** catch “works on reset” vs “works on deploy” issues by applying post-seed migrations after data exists.
-- **One-liners with validation:** `sync schema` / `sync data` run dump → split → reconstruct → validate.
-
-### Repo hygiene (recommended)
-
-Commit split outputs (for example `supabase/schemas/split/**` and `supabase/seeds/split/**`), and ignore large generated artifacts in your repo:
-
-```gitignore
-# raw dumps (generated from prod; optional to keep locally)
-supabase/schemas/prod-schemas.sql
-supabase/seeds/prod-data.sql
-
-# reconstructed outputs (validation artifacts)
-supabase/schemas/reconstructed-schemas.sql
-supabase/seeds/reconstructed-data.sql
-```
-
-## Prerequisites
-
-- [Node.js](https://nodejs.org/) >= 18
-- [Supabase CLI](https://supabase.com/docs/guides/cli/getting-started) installed and authenticated
-
-## Install
-
-Global install (recommended):
-
-```bash
-npm i -g supabee
-pnpm add -g supabee
-bun add -g supabee
-```
-
-One-off run without global install:
-
-```bash
-npx supabee --help
-pnpm dlx supabee --help
-bunx supabee --help
-```
-
-Project-local install (optional):
-
-```bash
-npm install --save-dev supabee
-```
-
-## Setup
-
-### 1. Initialize config
-
-Run `init` to generate `supabee.config.json` (if it doesn't exist) and update `supabase/config.toml` seed paths:
-
-```bash
-supabee init
-```
-
-Review the generated `supabee.config.json` and adjust paths/limits for your project.
-
-### 2. Link your Supabase project
-
-If you haven't already, link your local repo to your Supabase project. This is required before you can dump schema or data:
-
-```bash
-supabase link
-```
-
-You'll be prompted for your project ref and database password. See the [Supabase CLI docs](https://supabase.com/docs/reference/cli/supabase-link) for details.
-
-### 3. Run the primary workflows
-
-```bash
-supabee sync schema
-supabee sync data
-supabee db reset [cutoff_timestamp]
-supabee start [cutoff_timestamp]
-```
-
-`sync` commands run end-to-end:
-
-- schema: `supabase db dump` -> split -> reconstruct -> validate
-- data: `supabase db dump --data-only` -> split -> reconstruct -> validate
-
-### Selective seeding example (optional)
-
-By default, `supabee init` configures `supabase/config.toml` to load all split seed files (for example `./seeds/split/*.sql`).
-To seed only a subset, replace `[db.seed].sql_paths` with an explicit ordered list (keep `001_setup.sql` and `999_cleanup.sql`; add the generated `*_sequences.sql` file if you need sequence values):
-
-```toml
-[db.seed]
-sql_paths = [
-  "./seeds/split/001_setup.sql",
-  "./seeds/split/002_public_users.sql",
-  "./seeds/split/003_public_projects.sql",
-  "./seeds/split/999_cleanup.sql",
-]
-```
-
-## Commands
-
-### `init`
-
-Creates `supabee.config.json` if missing, then updates `supabase/config.toml` `[db.seed].sql_paths` so Supabase knows where to find your split seed files.
-
-```bash
-supabee init
-```
-
-### `schema`
-
-Processes an existing schema dump into categorized folders:
-
-```
-supabase/schemas/split/
-├── 00_extensions/
-├── 01_setup/
-├── 02_types/
-├── 03_functions/
-├── 04_tables/
-├── 05_views/
-├── 06_constraints/
-├── 07_indexes/
-├── 08_foreign_keys/
-├── 09_rls/
-├── 10_permissions/
-├── 11_ownership/
-└── 12_others/
-```
-
-```bash
-# Full chain (split → reconstruct → validate)
-supabee schema
-
-# Individual steps
-supabee schema split
-supabee schema reconstruct
-supabee schema validate
-```
-
-### `data`
-
-Processes an existing data dump into per-table files with configurable row/statement limits:
-
-```bash
-# Full chain (split → reconstruct → validate)
-supabee data
-
-# Individual steps
-supabee data split
-supabee data reconstruct
-supabee data validate
-```
-
-### `sync schema`
-
-Dumps schema from the linked Supabase project, then runs full schema processing:
-
+# Supabee
+
+[![CI](https://github.com/kaihochak/supabee/actions/workflows/ci.yml/badge.svg)](https://github.com/kaihochak/supabee/actions/workflows/ci.yml)
+[![npm version](https://img.shields.io/npm/v/supabee)](https://www.npmjs.com/package/supabee)
+[![license](https://img.shields.io/npm/l/supabee)](./LICENSE)
+
+Orchestrate local Supabase schema/data workflows: split giant SQL dumps into organized files, and apply post-seed migrations in a production-like order.
+
+## Why?
+
+Supabase workflows often end up with two pain points:
+
+1. **One huge dump file** (`supabase db dump` / `--data-only`) that's painful to review, edit, or selectively seed from.
+2. **Local reset/start ordering** (migrations → seeds) that can diverge from production deploys (new migrations applied onto an already-populated database).
+
+`supabee` addresses both:
+
+- **Split + validate dumps:** split schema and data dumps into focused files (by category / by table), then reconstruct and validate round-trip (PR-friendly diffs, easier navigation, and smaller merge conflicts).
+- **Defer post-seed migrations:** temporarily move newer migrations out of the way for `supabase db reset` / `supabase start`, then restore + reapply them after seeds load.
+
+### Use cases
+
+- **Seed data you can control:** keep per-table seed files and point `[db.seed].sql_paths` at only the ones you want.
+- **Schema as docs / source of truth:** keep schema readable in-repo (tables, functions, RLS, permissions, etc.).
+- **Mimic production locally:** catch “works on reset” vs “works on deploy” issues by applying post-seed migrations after data exists.
+- **One-liners with validation:** `sync schema` / `sync data` run dump → split → reconstruct → validate.
+
+### Repo hygiene (recommended)
+
+Commit split outputs (for example `supabase/schemas/split/**` and `supabase/seeds/split/**`), and ignore large generated artifacts in your repo:
+
+```gitignore
+# raw dumps (generated from prod; optional to keep locally)
+supabase/schemas/prod-schemas.sql
+supabase/seeds/prod-data.sql
+
+# reconstructed outputs (validation artifacts)
+supabase/schemas/reconstructed-schemas.sql
+supabase/seeds/reconstructed-data.sql
+```
+
+## Prerequisites
+
+- [Node.js](https://nodejs.org/) >= 18
+- [Supabase CLI](https://supabase.com/docs/guides/cli/getting-started) installed and authenticated
+
+## Install
+
+Global install (recommended):
+
+```bash
+npm i -g supabee
+pnpm add -g supabee
+bun add -g supabee
+```
+
+One-off run without global install:
+
+```bash
+npx supabee --help
+pnpm dlx supabee --help
+bunx supabee --help
+```
+
+Project-local install (optional):
+
+```bash
+npm install --save-dev supabee
+```
+
+## Setup
+
+### 1. Initialize config
+
+Run `init` to generate `supabee.config.json` (if it doesn't exist) and update `supabase/config.toml` seed paths:
+
+```bash
+supabee init
+```
+
+Review the generated `supabee.config.json` and adjust paths/limits for your project.
+
+### 2. Link your Supabase project
+
+If you haven't already, link your local repo to your Supabase project. This is required before you can dump schema or data:
+
+```bash
+supabase link
+```
+
+You'll be prompted for your project ref and database password. See the [Supabase CLI docs](https://supabase.com/docs/reference/cli/supabase-link) for details.
+
+### 3. Run the primary workflows
+
+```bash
+supabee sync schema
+supabee sync data
+supabee db reset [cutoff_timestamp]
+supabee start [cutoff_timestamp]
+```
+
+`sync` commands run end-to-end:
+
+- schema: `supabase db dump` -> split -> reconstruct -> validate
+- data: `supabase db dump --data-only` -> split -> reconstruct -> validate
+
+### Selective seeding example (optional)
+
+By default, `supabee init` configures `supabase/config.toml` to load all split seed files (for example `./seeds/split/*.sql`).
+To seed only a subset, replace `[db.seed].sql_paths` with an explicit ordered list (keep `001_setup.sql` and `999_cleanup.sql`; add the generated `*_sequences.sql` file if you need sequence values):
+
+```toml
+[db.seed]
+sql_paths = [
+  "./seeds/split/001_setup.sql",
+  "./seeds/split/002_public_users.sql",
+  "./seeds/split/003_public_projects.sql",
+  "./seeds/split/999_cleanup.sql",
+]
+```
+
+## Commands
+
+### `init`
+
+Creates `supabee.config.json` if missing, then updates `supabase/config.toml` `[db.seed].sql_paths` so Supabase knows where to find your split seed files.
+
+```bash
+supabee init
+```
+
+### `schema`
+
+Processes an existing schema dump into categorized folders:
+
+```
+supabase/schemas/split/
+├── 00_extensions/
+├── 01_setup/
+├── 02_types/
+├── 03_functions/
+├── 04_tables/
+├── 05_views/
+├── 06_constraints/
+├── 07_indexes/
+├── 08_foreign_keys/
+├── 09_rls/
+├── 10_permissions/
+├── 11_ownership/
+└── 12_others/
+```
+
+```bash
+# Full chain (split → reconstruct → validate)
+supabee schema
+
+# Individual steps
+supabee schema split
+supabee schema reconstruct
+supabee schema validate
+```
+
+### `data`
+
+Processes an existing data dump into per-table files with configurable row/statement limits:
+
+```bash
+# Full chain (split → reconstruct → validate)
+supabee data
+
+# Individual steps
+supabee data split
+supabee data reconstruct
+supabee data validate
+```
+
+### `sync schema`
+
+Dumps schema from the linked Supabase project, then runs full schema processing:
+
 ```bash
 supabee sync schema
 supabee sync schema --input supabase/schemas/prod-schemas.sql --output supabase/schemas/split
 supabee sync schema --backup
+supabee sync schema --force
 ```
-
-### `sync data`
-
-Dumps data (`--data-only`) from the linked Supabase project, then runs full data processing:
-
+
+### `sync data`
+
+Dumps data (`--data-only`) from the linked Supabase project, then runs full data processing:
+
 ```bash
 supabee sync data
 supabee sync data --input supabase/seeds/prod-data.sql --output supabase/seeds/split
 supabee sync data --backup
 supabee sync data --no-backup
+supabee sync data --force
 ```
-
+
 ### `db reset`
 
 Defers post-seed migrations newer than the cutoff timestamp, runs `supabase db reset`, restores deferred migrations, then reapplies them.
-
-If `[cutoff_timestamp]` is omitted, `supabee` auto-detects it from `supabase migration list --linked` by taking the latest migration version that exists in both local and remote (works even when remote has gaps).
-When linked lookup succeeds, `supabee` stores the value in `supabee.config.json` as `postSeedCutoff`.
-If linked lookup fails (for example in CI), it falls back to `postSeedCutoff` from config.
+For historical data migrations at or before cutoff, `supabee` executes a temporary no-op stub during reset, then restores original SQL.
+Classification is automatic by SQL patterns (`INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE/...` vs `CREATE/ALTER/DROP ...`), and optional markers can override classification.
+Mixed schema+DML migrations are blocked when they are after cutoff and must be split.
+Mixed migrations at/before cutoff run in compatibility mode by default (warning only). Use `--strict-mixed` to fail on any mixed migration.
+
+If `[cutoff_timestamp]` is omitted, `supabee` auto-detects it from `supabase migration list --linked` by taking the latest migration version that exists in both local and remote (works even when remote has gaps).
+When linked lookup succeeds, `supabee` stores the value in `supabee.config.json` as `postSeedCutoff` (or `postSeedCutoffByEnv.<env>` when `--env` is set).
+If linked lookup fails (for example in CI), it falls back to `postSeedCutoffByEnv.<env>` when `--env` is set, otherwise `postSeedCutoff`.
 If not linked, `supabee` runs `supabase link` and retries once.
-
-```bash
+
+```bash
 # default re-apply mode: supabase migration up
 supabee db reset 20260309180959
 supabee db reset
+supabee db reset --env staging
 
 # optional re-apply mode: psql
 supabee db reset 20260309180959 --psql
-```
 
+# strict mixed policy
+supabee db reset --strict-mixed
+```
+
 ### `start`
 
 Defers post-seed migrations newer than the cutoff timestamp, runs `supabase start`, restores deferred migrations, then reapplies them.
-
-If `[cutoff_timestamp]` is omitted, `supabee` auto-detects it from `supabase migration list --linked` the same way as `db reset`.
-
-```bash
-# explicit cutoff
-supabee start 20260309180959
-
+For historical data-migration files, `supabee` temporarily swaps the file body to a no-op during the run, then restores the original SQL file content.
+
+If `[cutoff_timestamp]` is omitted, `supabee` auto-detects it from `supabase migration list --linked` the same way as `db reset`.
+
+```bash
+# explicit cutoff
+supabee start 20260309180959
+
 # auto cutoff from linked migration alignment
 supabee start
 
 # optional re-apply mode: psql
 supabee start --psql
+supabee start --env production
+
+# strict mixed policy
+supabee start --strict-mixed
 ```
 
-### Supabase passthrough
+### `cutoff detect`
 
-Unknown commands are forwarded to Supabase CLI:
+Resolves cutoff from argument, linked migration alignment, or config fallback.
 
 ```bash
-supabee migration up   # forwards to: supabase migration up
-supabee db dump        # forwards to: supabase db dump
+supabee cutoff detect
+supabee cutoff detect --env staging
+supabee cutoff detect 20260309180959 --json
 ```
 
-### Overriding paths
+### `migration audit`
 
-`schema`, `data`, and `sync` commands accept `--input` and `--output` flags:
+Classifies migration files as `data`, `schema`, `mixed`, or `unknown`, and shows recommended marker actions.
 
 ```bash
-supabee schema split --input path/to/schema.sql --output path/to/split
-supabee schema split --input path/to/schema.sql --output path/to/split --backup
-supabee data split --input path/to/data.sql --output path/to/split
-supabee data split --input path/to/data.sql --output path/to/split --no-backup
+supabee migration audit
+supabee migration audit --migrations-dir supabase/migrations
+supabee migration audit --verbose
+supabee migration audit --json
+supabee migration audit --json --verbose
 ```
 
-By default, split operations replace existing output in-place (while preserving configured `keepFiles`) without creating a backup folder.
-Use `--backup` to keep a timestamped backup before replacement.
+### `migration mark`
+
+Adds suggested marker comments by default with interactive confirmation prompts.
+
+```bash
+# default: interactive apply
+supabee migration mark
+
+# preview only (no writes)
+supabee migration mark --dry-run
 
-## Configuration
+# non-interactive apply (CI/scripts)
+supabee migration mark --yes
+```
 
-`supabee` reads `supabee.config.json` from your project root.
+### `migration unmark`
 
-**Precedence:** CLI flags > config file > built-in defaults.
+Removes marker comments with the same interaction model as `mark`.
 
-If the config file is missing, built-in defaults are used. Run `supabee init` to generate one.
+```bash
+# default: interactive remove
+supabee migration unmark
 
-Legacy support: `supabase-splitter.config.json` is still recognized, but `supabee.config.json` is preferred.
+# preview only (no writes)
+supabee migration unmark --dry-run
 
-### Full config reference
+# non-interactive remove
+supabee migration unmark --yes
+```
 
+### Supabase passthrough
+
+Unknown commands are forwarded to Supabase CLI:
+
+```bash
+supabee migration up   # forwards to: supabase migration up
+supabee db dump        # forwards to: supabase db dump
+```
+
+### Overriding paths
+
+`schema`, `data`, and `sync` commands accept `--input` and `--output` flags:
+
+```bash
+supabee schema split --input path/to/schema.sql --output path/to/split
+supabee schema split --input path/to/schema.sql --output path/to/split --backup
+supabee data split --input path/to/data.sql --output path/to/split
+supabee data split --input path/to/data.sql --output path/to/split --no-backup
+```
+
+By default, split operations replace existing output in-place (while preserving configured `keepFiles`) without creating a backup folder.
+Use `--backup` to keep a timestamped backup before replacement.
+
+## Configuration
+
+`supabee` reads `supabee.config.json` from your project root.
+
+**Precedence:** CLI flags > config file > built-in defaults.
+
+If the config file is missing, built-in defaults are used. Run `supabee init` to generate one.
+
+Legacy support: `supabase-splitter.config.json` is still recognized, but `supabee.config.json` is preferred.
+
+### Full config reference
+
 ```json
 {
   "postSeedCutoff": "",
-  "schema": {
-    "input": "supabase/schemas/prod-schemas.sql",
-    "output": "supabase/schemas/split",
-    "reconstructed": "supabase/schemas/reconstructed-schemas.sql",
-    "backup": false,
-    "keepFiles": []
+  "postSeedCutoffByEnv": {
+    "staging": "",
+    "production": ""
   },
-  "data": {
-    "input": "supabase/seeds/prod-data.sql",
-    "output": "supabase/seeds/split",
-    "reconstructed": "supabase/seeds/reconstructed-data.sql",
-    "backup": false,
-    "maxLinesPerFile": 2000,
-    "maxStatementsPerFile": 20,
-    "maxRowsPerInsert": 200,
-    "tableRules": {},
-    "keepFiles": [],
-    "ignoreInReconstruct": []
-  },
-  "init": {
-    "seedSqlPaths": ["./seeds/split/*.sql"]
-  }
-}
-```
-
-| Key | Description |
-|-----|-------------|
-| `schema.input` | Path to your schema dump file |
-| `schema.output` | Directory for split schema files |
-| `schema.reconstructed` | Path for the reconstructed schema (used in validation) |
-| `schema.backup` | Whether split should create backup folder before replacing output (default: `false`) |
-| `schema.keepFiles` | Files in the split dir to preserve across re-splits |
-| `data.input` | Path to your data dump file |
-| `data.output` | Directory for split data files |
-| `data.reconstructed` | Path for the reconstructed data (used in validation) |
-| `data.backup` | Whether split should create backup folder before replacing output (default: `false`) |
-| `data.maxLinesPerFile` | Max lines per split file (default: 2000) |
-| `data.maxStatementsPerFile` | Max INSERT statements per file (default: 20) |
-| `data.maxRowsPerInsert` | Max rows per INSERT statement (default: 200) |
-| `data.tableRules` | Per-table overrides (see below) |
+  "dataMigrationMarker": "supabee:data-migration",
+  "schemaMigrationMarker": "supabee:schema-migration",
+  "schema": {
+    "input": "supabase/schemas/prod-schemas.sql",
+    "output": "supabase/schemas/split",
+    "reconstructed": "supabase/schemas/reconstructed-schemas.sql",
+    "backup": false,
+    "keepFiles": []
+  },
+  "data": {
+    "input": "supabase/seeds/prod-data.sql",
+    "output": "supabase/seeds/split",
+    "reconstructed": "supabase/seeds/reconstructed-data.sql",
+    "backup": false,
+    "maxLinesPerFile": 2000,
+    "maxStatementsPerFile": 20,
+    "maxRowsPerInsert": 200,
+    "tableRules": {},
+    "keepFiles": [],
+    "ignoreInReconstruct": []
+  },
+  "init": {
+    "seedSqlPaths": ["./seeds/split/*.sql"]
+  }
+}
+```
+
+| Key | Description |
+|-----|-------------|
+| `schema.input` | Path to your schema dump file |
+| `schema.output` | Directory for split schema files |
+| `schema.reconstructed` | Path for the reconstructed schema (used in validation) |
+| `schema.backup` | Whether split should create backup folder before replacing output (default: `false`) |
+| `schema.keepFiles` | Files in the split dir to preserve across re-splits |
+| `data.input` | Path to your data dump file |
+| `data.output` | Directory for split data files |
+| `data.reconstructed` | Path for the reconstructed data (used in validation) |
+| `data.backup` | Whether split should create backup folder before replacing output (default: `false`) |
+| `data.maxLinesPerFile` | Max lines per split file (default: 2000) |
+| `data.maxStatementsPerFile` | Max INSERT statements per file (default: 20) |
+| `data.maxRowsPerInsert` | Max rows per INSERT statement (default: 200) |
+| `data.tableRules` | Per-table overrides (see below) |
 | `data.keepFiles` | Files in the split dir to preserve across re-splits |
 | `data.ignoreInReconstruct` | Files to skip during reconstruction |
 | `init.seedSqlPaths` | Paths written to `supabase/config.toml` `[db.seed].sql_paths` |
 | `postSeedCutoff` | Fallback cutoff timestamp used by `db reset`/`start` when linked lookup is unavailable (for example in CI) |
-
-### Table-specific rules
-
-Override limits or skip specific tables:
-
-```json
-{
-  "data": {
-    "tableRules": {
-      "public.cities": {
-        "maxLinesPerFile": 800,
-        "maxStatementsPerFile": 8,
-        "maxRowsPerInsert": 80
-      },
-      "public.audit_logs": {
-        "skip": true
-      }
-    }
-  }
-}
-```
-
-## Flags
-
+| `postSeedCutoffByEnv` | Optional per-environment fallback cutoff map (for example `staging`, `production`) |
+| `dataMigrationMarker` | Optional override marker for data migrations (default: `supabee:data-migration`) |
+| `schemaMigrationMarker` | Optional override marker for schema migrations (default: `supabee:schema-migration`) |
+
+### Table-specific rules
+
+Override limits or skip specific tables:
+
+```json
+{
+  "data": {
+    "tableRules": {
+      "public.cities": {
+        "maxLinesPerFile": 800,
+        "maxStatementsPerFile": 8,
+        "maxRowsPerInsert": 80
+      },
+      "public.audit_logs": {
+        "skip": true
+      }
+    }
+  }
+}
+```
+
+## Flags
+
 `schema`, `data`, `sync schema`, and `sync data` support:
 
 - `--input`: source SQL file
 - `--output`: output path (split dir for `split`, reconstructed file for `reconstruct`/`validate`)
 - `--backup`: create backup of dirty split directory before running split
 - `--no-backup`: disable backup of dirty split directory before running split
+- `--force` (sync commands only): skip linked migration alignment preflight
 
 For `validate`, you can pass reconstructed path either as `--output <path>` or as the second positional argument.
-
+
 `db reset` supports:
 
 - `--psql`: apply deferred migrations via `psql` instead of `supabase migration up`
+- `--strict-mixed`: fail when any mixed schema+DML migration is detected (default behavior only fails when mixed migrations are after cutoff)
 - `--migrations-dir <path>`: override migrations directory (default `supabase/migrations`)
 - `--temp-dir <path>`: override temporary defer directory (default `supabase/.tmp-migrations`)
+- `--env <name>`: use `postSeedCutoffByEnv.<name>` as fallback cutoff source
 
 `start` supports:
 
 - `--psql`: apply deferred migrations via `psql` instead of `supabase migration up`
+- `--strict-mixed`: fail when any mixed schema+DML migration is detected (default behavior only fails when mixed migrations are after cutoff)
 - `--migrations-dir <path>`: override migrations directory (default `supabase/migrations`)
 - `--temp-dir <path>`: override temporary defer directory (default `supabase/.tmp-migrations`)
-
-## Deep dive: why `supabee db reset` and `supabee start`
-
-The short version is in the **Why?** section above. These commands matter most when local replay order diverges from how production data actually evolved:
-
-1. Seed files may be shaped for pre-migration schema.
-2. Some migrations intentionally mutate/seed production data for traceability (for example RBAC rows).
-3. Local `migrations -> seed` replay can fail even when production worked on already-populated data.
-
-By deferring post-seed migrations and applying them after seed load, `supabee` better matches this production-style path.
-
-## Migration + Seed Duplication Caveat
-
-If the same logical data mutation exists in both migration SQL and seed files, local replay can become order-dependent and brittle.
-
-Typical symptoms:
-- enum/value already exists errors,
-- duplicate key or constraint violations,
-- reset/start-only failures that don’t appear on incremental production deploys.
-
+- `--env <name>`: use `postSeedCutoffByEnv.<name>` as fallback cutoff source
+
+`cutoff detect` supports:
+
+- `--env <name>`: include environment fallback lookup
+- `--json`: print machine-readable output
+
+## Deep dive: why `supabee db reset` and `supabee start`
+
+The short version is in the **Why?** section above. These commands matter most when local replay order diverges from how production data actually evolved:
+
+1. Seed files may be shaped for pre-migration schema.
+2. Some migrations intentionally mutate/seed production data for traceability (for example RBAC rows).
+3. Local `migrations -> seed` replay can fail even when production worked on already-populated data.
+
+By deferring post-seed migrations and applying them after seed load, `supabee` better matches this production-style path.
+
+## Migration + Seed Duplication Caveat
+
+If the same logical data mutation exists in both migration SQL and seed files, local replay can become order-dependent and brittle.
+
+Typical symptoms:
+- enum/value already exists errors,
+- duplicate key or constraint violations,
+- reset/start-only failures that don’t appear on incremental production deploys.
+
 Recommended approach:
 
 1. Keep schema structure changes in migrations.
 2. Keep baseline/reference seed rows in seed files.
-3. Make migration-time data mutations idempotent (`IF NOT EXISTS`, `ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING`, guarded updates).
-4. Avoid duplicating the exact same inserts/enum mutations in both seeds and migrations unless both paths are explicitly idempotent.
-
-## Help
-
-```bash
-supabee --help
-supabee init --help
-supabee sync --help
-supabee sync schema --help
-supabee sync data --help
-supabee schema --help
+3. Put data mutations in dedicated migration files; `supabee` auto-detects these by SQL patterns.
+4. Use `supabee migration audit` to review classification and `supabee migration mark` if you want explicit marker comments in files.
+5. Keep data migrations free of schema DDL (`CREATE`/`ALTER`/`DROP ...`); mixed files are blocked and must be split.
+6. Make migration-time data mutations idempotent (`IF NOT EXISTS`, `ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING`, guarded updates).
+
+## Help
+
+```bash
+supabee --help
+supabee init --help
+supabee sync --help
+supabee sync schema --help
+supabee sync data --help
+supabee schema --help
 supabee data --help
 supabee start --help
 supabee db --help
 supabee db reset --help
+supabee cutoff detect --help
+supabee migration audit --help
+supabee migration mark --help
+supabee migration unmark --help
 ```
-
-Legacy CLI alias is still available: `supabase-splitter --help`.
-
-## Development
-
-```bash
-npm install
-npm run typecheck
-npm run build
-npm run test
-npm run pack:check
-```
-
-RC gate checklist: `docs/rc-checklist.md`
+
+Legacy CLI alias is still available: `supabase-splitter --help`.
+
+## Development
+
+```bash
+npm install
+npm run typecheck
+npm run build
+npm run test
+npm run pack:check
+```
+
+RC gate checklist: `docs/rc-checklist.md`