vespertide AGENTS.md

Project-specific instructions and reference notes for Vespertide, a Rust workspace for defining database schemas and generating database changes and code. A Rust workspace is a project containing multiple related Rust packages.

In plain words
What is it for?
Use it when changing Vespertide's schema tools, command-line interface, SQL generation, code generation, file loading, or language-server code.
Why use it?
It gives a coding agent the project structure, data flow, and conventions it needs to work consistently in that codebase.

Instructions file for CodexOpenCode

Install

Getting it into your agent

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agentmods
npx agentmods add instructions/dev-five-git/vespertide/agents-md
Clone the repo
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/dev-five-git/vespertide

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AGENTS.md · 606 lines

How it starts

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VESPERTIDE KNOWLEDGE BASE

Generated: 2026-05-24 Commit: 9103bb3 Branch: refactor Targeting: 0.2.0 (API stability + LSP hot-spot caching)

OVERVIEW

Rust workspace for declarative database schema management. Define schemas in JSON, diff against migration history, generate typed actions and SQL.

STRUCTURE

vespertide/
├── crates/
│   ├── vespertide-core/      # Data structures: TableDef, ColumnDef, MigrationAction; newtype names
│   ├── vespertide-planner/   # Schema diffing, baseline reconstruction, validation
│   ├── vespertide-query/     # SQL generation (Postgres/MySQL/SQLite)
│   ├── vespertide-cli/       # CLI commands: init, diff, sql, revision, export
│   ├── vespertide-exporter/  # ORM codegen: SeaORM, SQLAlchemy, SQLModel, JPA, Prisma
│   ├── vespertide-loader/    # Filesystem loading of models/migrations
│   ├── vespertide-config/    # vespertide.json configuration
│   ├── vespertide-lsp/       # Language server: 13 LSP capabilities + HS-7~11 caching
│   ├── vespertide-macro/     # Compile-time migration macro
│   ├── vespertide-naming/    # Naming convention utilities
│   ├── vespertide-schema-gen/# JSON Schema generation
│   └── vespertide/           # Re-export crate (user-facing API)
├── examples/app/             # Example project with models/migrations (out-of-workspace)
├── tools/lsp-profile/        # LSP synthetic / realistic workload + latency profiler (out-of-workspace)
├── fuzz/                     # cargo-fuzz targets (4 targets, see FUZZING section)
├── tests/runtime-sqlite/     # vespertide-macro runtime SQLite tests (out-of-workspace)
├── schemas/                  # Generated JSON Schemas for IDE support
├── docs/                     # profiling.md, profiling-baseline.json, clippy-allow-audit.md
└── CLAUDE.md                 # Detailed implementation guidance

WHERE TO LOOK

Task Location Notes
Core types (TableDef, ColumnDef) vespertide-core/src/schema/ Start with table.rs, column.rs
Newtype name wrappers vespertide-core/src/schema/names.rs TableName / ColumnName / IndexName with #[serde(transparent)]
Column type system vespertide-core/src/schema/column.rs ColumnType::Simple/Complex variants
Migration actions vespertide-core/src/action/ 15 action variants (incl. RawSql escape hatch), MigrationPlan struct
QueryError variants vespertide-query/src/error.rs InvalidColumnType / SchemaError / BackendError / UnsupportedAction; Other is #[deprecated]
Schema diffing vespertide-planner/src/diff/ topological sort for FK deps
SQL generation vespertide-query/src/sql/ One file per action type
CLI commands vespertide-cli/src/commands/ cmd_* functions
ORM export vespertide-exporter/src/{seaorm,sqlalchemy,sqlmodel,jpa,prisma}/ Backend-specific generators
Compile-time macro vespertide-macro/src/lib.rs vespertide_migration! proc macro
LSP RingCache (HS-7~11) vespertide-lsp/src/cache.rs Generic ring-buffer LRU shared across symbols/diagnostics/drift/semantic-token caches
LSP drift cache vespertide-lsp/src/drift/cache.rs HS-10 drift cache implementation
LSP profiler tools/lsp-profile/src/ Synthetic + realistic workloads with p50/p95/p99 latency stats

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