data-model-changes
Guide for making changes to the database schema, validation, types, and data access layer. Use when adding tables, columns, relations, or modifying the data model. Triggers on: add table, add column, modify schema, database change, data model, new entity, schema migration.
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Data Model Change Guide
Comprehensive guidance for making changes to the data model (database schema, validation, types, and data access layer) in the Inkeep Agent Framework.
Database Architecture
The framework uses two separate PostgreSQL databases:
| Database | Config File | Schema File | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Manage (Doltgres) | drizzle.manage.config.ts | src/db/manage/manage-schema.ts | Versioned config: projects, agents, tools, triggers, evaluators |
| Runtime (Postgres) | drizzle.run.config.ts | src/db/runtime/runtime-schema.ts | Transactional data: conversations, messages, tasks, API keys |
Key Distinction:
- Manage DB: Configuration that changes infrequently (agent definitions, tool configs). Supports Dolt versioning.
- Runtime DB: High-frequency transactional data (conversations, messages). No cross-DB foreign keys to manage tables.
Schema Patterns
1. Scope Patterns (Multi-tenancy)
All tables use hierarchical scoping. Use these reusable field patterns:
// Tenant-level (org-wide resources)
const tenantScoped = {
tenantId: varchar('tenant_id', { length: 256 }).notNull(),
id: varchar('id', { length: 256 }).notNull(),
};
// Project-level (project-specific resources)
const projectScoped = {
...tenantScoped,
projectId: varchar('project_id', { length: 256 }).notNull(),
};
// Agent-level (agent-specific resources)
const agentScoped = {
...projectScoped,
agentId: varchar('agent_id', { length: 256 }).notNull(),
};
// Sub-agent level (sub-agent-specific resources)
const subAgentScoped = {
...agentScoped,
subAgentId: varchar('sub_agent_id', { length: 256 }).notNull(),
};
Example usage in real tables:
// Project-scoped: tools belong to a project
export const tools = pgTable(
'tools',
{
...projectScoped, // tenantId, id, projectId
name: varchar('name', { length: 256 }).notNull(),
config: jsonb('config').$type<ToolConfig>().notNull(),
...timestamps,
},
(table) => [
primaryKey({ columns: [table.tenantId, table.projectId, table.id] }),
]
);
// Agent-scoped: triggers belong to an agent
export const triggers = pgTable(
'triggers',
{
...agentScoped, // tenantId, id, projectId, agentId
...uiProperties,
enabled: boolean('enabled').notNull().default(true),
...timestamps,
},
(table) => [
primaryKey({ columns: [table.tenantId, table.projectId, table.agentId, table.id] }),
]
);
// Sub-agent scoped: tool relations belong to a sub-agent
export const subAgentToolRelations = pgTable(
'sub_agent_tool_relations',
{
...subAgentScoped, // tenantId, id, projectId, agentId, subAgentId
toolId: varchar('tool_id', { length: 256 }).notNull(),
...timestamps,
},
(table) => [
primaryKey({ columns: [table.tenantId, table.projectId, table.agentId, table.id] }),
]
);
2. Common Field Patterns
// Standard UI properties
const uiProperties = {
name: varchar('name', { length: 256 }).notNull(),
description: text('description'),
};
// Standard timestamps
const timestamps = {
createdAt: timestamp('created_at', { mode: 'string' }).notNull().defaultNow(),
updatedAt: timestamp('updated_at', { mode: 'string' }).notNull().defaultNow(),
};
Example usage:
// Table with UI properties (user-facing entity)
export const projects = pgTable(
'projects',
{
...tenantScoped,
...uiProperties, // name (required), description (optional)
models: jsonb('models').$type<ProjectModels>(),
...timestamps, // createdAt, updatedAt
},
(table) => [primaryKey({ columns: [table.tenantId, table.id] })]
);
// Table without UI properties (internal/join table)
export const subAgentRelations = pgTable(
'sub_agent_relations',
{
...agentScoped,
sourceSubAgentId: varchar('source_sub_agent_id', { length: 256 }).notNull(),
targetSubAgentId: varchar('target_sub_agent_id', { length: 256 }),
relationType: varchar('relation_type', { length: 256 }),
...timestamps, // Still include timestamps for auditing
},
(table) => [
primaryKey({ columns: [table.tenantId, table.projectId, table.agentId, table.id] }),
]
);
3. JSONB Type Annotations
Always annotate JSONB columns with .$type<T>() for type safety:
models: jsonb('models').$type<Models>(),
config: jsonb('config').$type<{ type: 'mcp'; mcp: ToolMcpConfig }>().notNull(),
metadata: jsonb('metadata').$type<ConversationMetadata>(),
Adding a New Table
Step 1: Define the Table in Schema
Location: packages/agents-core/src/db/manage/manage-schema.ts (config) or runtime-schema.ts (runtime)
export const myNewTable = pgTable(
'my_new_table',
{
...projectScoped, // Choose appropriate scope
...uiProperties, // If it has name/description
// Custom fields
status: varchar('status', { length: 50 }).notNull().default('active'),
config: jsonb('config').$type<MyConfigType>(),
// Reference fields (optional)
parentId: varchar('parent_id', { length: 256 }),
...timestamps,
},
(table) => [
// Primary key - ALWAYS include all scope fields
primaryKey({ columns: [table.tenantId, table.projectId, table.id] }),
// Foreign keys (only within same database!)
foreignKey({
columns: [table.tenantId, table.projectId],
foreignColumns: [projects.tenantId, projects.id],
name: 'my_new_table_project_fk',
}).onDelete('cascade'),
// Optional: indexes for frequent queries
index('my_new_table_status_idx').on(table.status),
]
);
Step 2: Add Relations (if needed)
export const myNewTableRelations = relations(myNewTable, ({ one, many }) => ({
project: one(projects, {
fields: [myNewTable.tenantId, myNewTable.projectId],
references: [projects.tenantId, projects.id],
}),
// Add more relations as needed
}));
Step 3: Create Zod Validation Schemas
Location: packages/agents-core/src/validation/schemas.ts
// Create base schemas from Drizzle table
export const MyNewTableSelectSchema = registerFieldSchemas(
createSelectSchema(myNewTable)
).openapi('MyNewTable');
export const MyNewTableInsertSchema = registerFieldSchemas(
createInsertSchema(myNewTable)
).openapi('MyNewTableInsert');
export const MyNewTableUpdateSchema = MyNewTableInsertSchema.partial()
.omit({ tenantId: true, projectId: true, id: true, createdAt: true })
.openapi('MyNewTableUpdate');
// API schemas (omit internal scope fields)
export const MyNewTableApiSelectSchema = createApiSchema(MyNewTableSelectSchema)
.openapi('MyNewTableApiSelect');
export const MyNewTableApiInsertSchema = createApiInsertSchema(MyNewTableInsertSchema)
.openapi('MyNewTableApiInsert');
export const MyNewTableApiUpdateSchema = createApiUpdateSchema(MyNewTableUpdateSchema)
.openapi('MyNewTableApiUpdate');
Step 4: Create Entity Types
Location: packages/agents-core/src/types/entities.ts
export type MyNewTableSelect = z.infer<typeof MyNewTableSelectSchema>;
export type MyNewTableInsert = z.infer<typeof MyNewTableInsertSchema>;
export type MyNewTableUpdate = z.infer<typeof MyNewTableUpdateSchema>;
export type MyNewTableApiSelect = z.infer<typeof MyNewTableApiSelectSchema>;
export type MyNewTableApiInsert = z.infer<typeof MyNewTableApiInsertSchema>;
export type MyNewTableApiUpdate = z.infer<typeof MyNewTableApiUpdateSchema>;
Step 5: Create Data Access Functions
Location: packages/agents-core/src/data-access/manage/myNewTable.ts (or runtime/)
import { and, eq, desc, count } from 'drizzle-orm';
import type { AgentsManageDatabaseClient } from '../../db/manage/manage-client';
import { myNewTable } from '../../db/manage/manage-schema';
import type { MyNewTableInsert, MyNewTableSelect, MyNewTableUpdate } from '../../types/entities';
import type { ProjectScopeConfig, PaginationConfig } from '../../types/utility';
export const getMyNewTableById =
(db: AgentsManageDatabaseClient) =>
async (params: {
scopes: ProjectScopeConfig;
itemId: string;
}): Promise<MyNewTableSelect | undefined> => {
const { scopes, itemId } = params;
return db.query.myNewTable.findFirst({
where: and(
eq(myNewTable.tenantId, scopes.tenantId),
eq(myNewTable.projectId, scopes.projectId),
eq(myNewTable.id, itemId)
),
});
};
export const listMyNewTable =
(db: AgentsManageDatabaseClient) =>
async (params: { scopes: ProjectScopeConfig }): Promise<MyNewTableSelect[]> => {
return db.query.myNewTable.findMany({
where: and(
eq(myNewTable.tenantId, params.scopes.tenantId),
eq(myNewTable.projectId, params.scopes.projectId)
),
});
};
export const createMyNewTable =
(db: AgentsManageDatabaseClient) =>
async (params: MyNewTableInsert): Promise<MyNewTableSelect> => {
const result = await db.insert(myNewTable).values(params as any).returning();
return result[0];
};
export const updateMyNewTable =
(db: AgentsManageDatabaseClient) =>
async (params: {
scopes: ProjectScopeConfig;
itemId: string;
data: MyNewTableUpdate;
}): Promise<MyNewTableSelect> => {
const result = await db
.update(myNewTable)
.set({ ...params.data, updatedAt: new Date().toISOString() } as any)
.where(
and(
eq(myNewTable.tenantId, params.scopes.tenantId),
eq(myNewTable.projectId, params.scopes.projectId),
eq(myNewTable.id, params.itemId)
)
)
.returning();
return result[0];
};
export const deleteMyNewTable =
(db: AgentsManageDatabaseClient) =>
async (params: { scopes: ProjectScopeConfig; itemId: string }): Promise<void> => {
await db.delete(myNewTable).where(
and(
eq(myNewTable.tenantId, params.scopes.tenantId),
eq(myNewTable.projectId, p
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