Open-source database & API access governance platform A SQL, NoSQL, and API proxy that puts review, approval, and audit between your team and production data and services.
Add a new AccessFlow engine plugin under engines/ / — scaffold the Maven project and QueryEngine SPI implementation, pin the shaded JAR in connectors/ /connector.json, wire DbType + migration + credential gates + i18n + frontend registration + docs/website, and open a PR. Trigger when the user says "add a engine"…
Split a large AccessFlow working tree into a sequence of logical, individually-reviewable commits — proposing the groups, confirming each with the user, then staging and committing. Knows which file sets must never be split apart (an engine version bump and its connector pin, a DTO constraint and its form rule).…
Bring up, inspect, or tear down an AccessFlow local stack — the infra-only dev loop, the zero-config demo stack, one of the three e2e stacks, or the website. Handles the port collisions, tells you the seeded credentials, and never tears down a stack you did not name. Trigger when the user says "start the app", "run it…
Implement an AccessFlow GitHub issue end-to-end — fetch with gh, plan against docs/, follow CLAUDE.md conventions, update tests and docs, then open a PR. Trigger when the user says "implement issue.
Fan N genuinely independent AccessFlow jobs out to N sub-agents in one message, then consolidate. Use for work that repeats the same edit across disjoint files — the nine engine row-security appliers, one i18n key across seven locale files, a pattern file per area. Trigger when the user says "in parallel", "fan out"…
Prepare an AccessFlow release — verify every roadmap item is closed and documented, regenerate website screenshots, mark the milestone released in docs/website/README, then open a chore PR. Refuses to proceed when anything is missing. Trigger when the user says "prepare release vX.Y", "release prep for X.Y", or passes…
Review an existing AccessFlow pull request — check the head out into an isolated worktree, fan out the read-only agents (change summary, conventions, security, frontend, cross-cutting drift), explain what the PR actually does, then merge the findings into one numbered list and let you pick which ones to keep. Never…