Create complete automation toolkit with 9 new skills covering all major workflows, saving 147-205 hrs/year from 936 hrs/year baseline. ## New Skills (Time Savings) Quick wins: - pre-commit: Complete validation workflow (8-16 hrs/year) - docker-rebuild: Full rebuild after changes (8 hrs/year) - agent-deploy-full: Complete agent deployment (3 hrs/year) Safety and quality: - migration-check: ADR-008 validation (prevents critical errors) - production-health: System health monitoring (deployment confidence) - security-scan: Sept 2026 audit compliance (prevent regressions) Advanced workflows: - vm-snapshot: Hyper-V snapshot management (78 hrs/year) - plugin-new: Scaffold new plugins (30-60 min per plugin) - full-deploy: Air-gap deployment orchestration (50-100 hrs/year) ## Tool Engagement Enforcement Updated settings.json to load TOOL-ENGAGEMENT-PROTOCOL.md in every session: - Protocol now always in context (cannot forget to check) - MCP tool requirements visible before starting work - Enforces coordinator.announce_work, Gortex usage, skill invocation ## Code Cleanup Removed unicode symbols from all skill files per CLAUDE.md: - No emojis (replaced with text) - No unicode checkmarks/arrows (replaced with ASCII) - No em-dashes (replaced with hyphens) - No box-drawing characters (replaced with +, -, |) - Plain ASCII only Total: 13 skills (4 existing + 9 new), all documentation plain ASCII Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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name, description
| name | description |
|---|---|
| migration-check | Deep validation of plugin migrations for ADR-008 compliance - check linearity, dependencies, foreign keys |
Migration Safety Check
Comprehensive validation of database migrations to prevent ADR-008 violations and production failures.
What This Skill Does
Deep migration analysis:
- Verify each plugin migration chain is linear (no branches)
- Check for circular dependencies between plugins
- Validate foreign key references exist
- Test migrations up AND down
- Verify PLUGIN_TABLE_OWNERS coordination
- Check for duplicate version numbers
- Identify orphaned migrations
Why This Matters
ADR-008: Plugin Migration Ownership
- Each plugin owns its migration chain
- Chains must be linear (no branches)
- Migrations run in dependency order (PLUGIN_TABLE_OWNERS)
- Violations cause production deployment failures
Historical issues:
- Plugin migration branches blocked deployments
- Circular dependencies caused deadlocks
- Missing foreign keys led to data integrity issues
Workflow
1. List All Migrations
Scan all plugin migration directories:
find plugins/*/migrations/versions/ -name "*.py" -type f | sort
For each plugin:
- Count migration files
- Check naming convention (revision_description.py)
- Verify chronological order by timestamp
2. Check Chain Linearity
For each plugin, verify migration chain has no branches:
# Pseudo-code logic:
for plugin in plugins:
migrations = get_migrations(plugin)
# Build dependency graph
graph = {}
for migration in migrations:
parent = migration.down_revision
graph[parent] = graph.get(parent, []) + [migration.revision]
# Check for branches (parent with multiple children)
for parent, children in graph.items():
if len(children) > 1:
ERROR: Branch detected at {parent}
Children: {children}
What to flag:
- Multiple migrations with same down_revision (branch)
- Migrations with no parent (orphaned)
- Migrations with missing parent (broken chain)
Example violation:
ERROR: Plugin 'endpoints' has branched migration chain:
Parent: a1b2c3d4
Branch 1: e5f6g7h8 (Add certificate_thumbprint column)
Branch 2: i9j0k1l2 (Add last_login_at column)
ADR-008 violation: Merge these branches or drop one
3. Check Plugin Dependencies
Verify PLUGIN_TABLE_OWNERS coordination:
grep -A 50 "PLUGIN_TABLE_OWNERS" shopdb/config.py
What to check:
- Plugins listed in dependency order
- If Plugin A references Plugin B's table, B must come first
- No circular dependencies (A depends on B, B depends on A)
Build dependency graph:
# For each plugin migration:
for migration in all_migrations:
# Check for foreign keys to other plugins
if references_other_plugin_table(migration):
add_dependency(current_plugin, other_plugin)
# Check for cycles
if has_circular_dependency(dependencies):
ERROR: Circular dependency detected
Example violation:
ERROR: Circular plugin dependencies:
endpoints -> computers (fk: computer_id)
computers -> endpoints (fk: endpoint_id)
ADR-008 violation: Break circular reference
Recommendation: Create junction table or denormalize
4. Validate Foreign Key References
For each foreign key in migrations, verify target table exists:
# Check op.create_foreign_key() calls
for migration in all_migrations:
for fk in get_foreign_keys(migration):
target_table = fk.target_table
target_plugin = get_owning_plugin(target_table)
# Verify target plugin comes before current in PLUGIN_TABLE_OWNERS
if not comes_before(target_plugin, current_plugin):
ERROR: Invalid foreign key order
What to flag:
- Foreign key to table owned by later plugin
- Foreign key to non-existent table
- Foreign key without index on source column
Example violation:
WARNING: Plugin 'printers' references 'computers' table
Migration: 2024_03_15_add_computer_id.py
Foreign key: printer.computer_id -> computer.id
PLUGIN_TABLE_OWNERS order:
printers (index 5)
computers (index 8)
ERROR: printers loads before computers (table won't exist)
Fix: Move printers after computers in PLUGIN_TABLE_OWNERS
5. Test Migrations Up
Apply all migrations in test database:
# Create test database
docker compose exec api flask db upgrade
# Upgrade each plugin
docker compose exec api flask plugin upgrade-all
Monitor for:
- Alembic errors
- Foreign key constraint violations
- Circular dependency deadlocks
- Duplicate table/column errors
If migrations fail:
- Show exact error
- Identify which migration failed
- Suggest fix based on error type
6. Test Migrations Down
Verify migrations can roll back cleanly:
# Downgrade plugins in reverse order
for plugin in reverse(PLUGIN_TABLE_OWNERS):
docker compose exec api flask plugin downgrade $plugin base
done
# Downgrade core
docker compose exec api flask db downgrade base
What to check:
- All downgrades succeed
- No orphaned tables/columns
- Foreign keys dropped before tables
Common issues:
- Downgrade drops table but doesn't drop foreign keys first
- Downgrade missing (NotImplementedError)
- Downgrade order violation
7. Check for Duplicate Versions
Ensure no two migrations share same revision ID:
# Extract all revision IDs
grep -r "revision = " plugins/*/migrations/versions/*.py | cut -d"'" -f2 | sort | uniq -d
If duplicates found:
ERROR: Duplicate revision IDs detected:
a1b2c3d4 in plugins/endpoints/migrations/versions/001_initial.py
a1b2c3d4 in plugins/computers/migrations/versions/003_add_field.py
Fix: Regenerate one migration with new revision ID
8. Identify Orphaned Migrations
Find migrations with parents that don't exist:
# Build set of all revision IDs
all_revisions = set(migration.revision for migration in all_migrations)
# Check each migration's parent exists
for migration in all_migrations:
if migration.down_revision and migration.down_revision not in all_revisions:
ERROR: Orphaned migration {migration.revision}
Parent {migration.down_revision} not found
Causes:
- Parent migration deleted
- Migration from different branch merged incorrectly
- Manual migration editing gone wrong
9. Summary Report
[X] All checks passed:
Migration safety check complete:
Plugin Migration Chains:
[X] endpoints: 12 migrations, linear
[X] computers: 8 migrations, linear
[X] printers: 5 migrations, linear
[X] (... all plugins ...)
Dependency Analysis:
[X] No circular dependencies
[X] All foreign keys valid
[X] PLUGIN_TABLE_OWNERS order correct
Migration Tests:
[X] All migrations applied successfully
[X] All downgrades succeeded
[X] No duplicate revision IDs
Migrations are safe to deploy!
WARNING: Issues detected:
Migration safety check FAILED:
CRITICAL ISSUES (block deployment):
1. Plugin 'endpoints' has branched migration chain
Parent a1b2c3d4 has 2 children
Action: Merge branches or drop conflicting migration
2. Circular dependency: endpoints -> computers
Action: Break circular reference with junction table
3. Foreign key order violation: printers -> computers
printers loads before computers in PLUGIN_TABLE_OWNERS
Action: Reorder plugins or remove foreign key
HIGH PRIORITY (should fix before deploy):
4. Migration 'endpoints/003_add_field' has no downgrade
Action: Implement down() method
5. Orphaned migration: computers/005_update
Parent revision not found
Action: Fix down_revision or remove migration
WARNINGS (review but not blocking):
6. Large migration: endpoints/012_backfill (may be slow)
Action: Consider data migration strategy
DO NOT DEPLOY until critical issues resolved!
Detailed logs: /tmp/migration-check-{timestamp}.log
Troubleshooting
Branch detected:
- Option 1: Squash branch into single migration
- Option 2: Drop conflicting branch
- Option 3: Reorder to make linear
Circular dependency:
- Create junction table (owned by one plugin)
- Denormalize (copy data instead of FK)
- Move table ownership to core
Foreign key order violation:
- Reorder PLUGIN_TABLE_OWNERS
- Remove foreign key (use app-level relationship)
- Move both tables to same plugin
Migration fails to apply:
- Check for missing dependencies
- Verify table/column doesn't already exist
- Check for data that violates constraints
Related
/pre-commit- Includes basic migration linearity check/production-health- Post-deployment validation- ADR-008: Plugin migration ownership
PLUGIN_TABLE_OWNERSin shopdb/config.py- Alembic documentation: https://alembic.sqlalchemy.org/