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Db Migration

skill-nikandr-surkov-ai-saas-starter-db-migration · by nikandr-surkov

Make a database schema change safely — edit schema.ts, generate the migration, review the SQL, apply it. Use for any change under src/db/.

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About

Database migration

Applied migrations are immutable history. This skill exists so nobody ever "just edits the SQL file".

Steps

  1. Ask the user first. Schema changes are on the ASK FIRST list in

AGENTS.md. Describe the change and why.

  1. Edit src/db/schema.ts only. Conventions:
  • Every foreign key gets an index.
  • Timestamps: createdAt with defaultNow(), timezone-aware.
  • Money in integer cents; credits in integers.
  • Enums via pgEnum, named _.
  1. Generate: pnpm db:generate. Never write migration SQL by hand.
  2. Read the generated file in drizzle/. Confirm: no unintended

DROP, correct column types/defaults, indexes present. Column renames often generate drop+create — if data must survive, say so and write the migration plan out for the user before applying.

  1. Apply locally: pnpm db:migrate (Postgres running via

docker compose up -d).

  1. Run pnpm test — the ledger suite will catch schema drift in credit

tables.

  1. Commit src/db/schema.ts and the new drizzle/ files together.

Never

  • Edit or delete an existing file in drizzle/.
  • Run drizzle-kit push against anything but a throwaway local DB —

this repo uses generated, committed migrations.

  • Touch credit_transactions semantics (signed integer amounts, UNIQUE

idempotencyKey) without reading .claude/rules/billing.md.

Source & license

This open-source skill is cataloged on AgentStack and links to its original source — we do not rehost the code.

Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.

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Versions

  • v0.1.0 Imported from the upstream source.