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OpenAPI Contract Evolution
Evolve OpenAPI contracts against an accepted consumer baseline with explicit wire semantics, compatibility analysis, migration decisions, and runtime checks.
Contractsexperimental
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6 CANONICAL SKILLS · V0.1.0
Contracts and Data
Accepted API baselines, reproducible generated consumers, safe schema changes, and authoritative data invariants.
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Generated Client Integrity
Keep generated Go and TypeScript clients, validators, and queries aligned with canonical inputs using pinned generation, reproducible output, and real consumer/wire tests.
Contractsexperimental
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PostgreSQL Transaction Boundaries
Implement database invariants with explicit transaction ownership, isolation decisions, constraint-backed concurrency control, and retry-safe effects.
Dataexperimental
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PostgreSQL Migration Safety
Test schema changes against populated prior versions, rolling application compatibility, locks/backfills, and explicit recovery rather than clean-install success alone.
Dataexperimental
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Tenant Authorization Boundaries
Enforce tenant-scoped operations across transports, jobs, data, and caches using trusted identity and independent cross-tenant denial tests.
Security and stateexperimental
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Affected Verification
Select relevant project-owned checks for an observed change and produce an evidence-based verification report that distinguishes passed, failed, skipped, blocked, and not-run checks.
Verificationexperimental
Tailor context, not a second copy.
Pick the skill needed for the current task. A private adapter supplies project-specific roots, command IDs, accepted contracts, and policy. It should pin and verify the public revision before exposing guidance to an internal agent.
Skill effectiveness remains experimental. Package validation and content hashes do not establish host compatibility, artifact authenticity, or permission to execute.
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