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@naisys/hub-database

v3.0.1

Published

[internal] Hub database schema and Prisma client for NAISYS

Readme

@naisys/hub-database

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Prisma schema and generated client for the NAISYS hub database (the supervisor has its own DB — see @naisys/supervisor-database).

For the overall database strategy (Prisma rationale, the three schemas, migration flow, connection conventions), see doc 001 — Database Design.

Overview

This package provides:

  • Prisma schema definitions for the hub database
  • Generated Prisma Client for type-safe database access
  • TypeScript types for all database models

Database Schema

Hub-owned tables:

  • users / user_hosts / user_notifications - User accounts, host bindings, latest mail/log pointers
  • hosts - Registered NAISYS host instances
  • mail_messages / mail_recipients / mail_attachments - Flat (non-threaded) mail model (see doc 002)
  • attachments - Generic attachment blobs (mail/chat, see doc 011)
  • context_log - Agent conversation and activity logs
  • run_session - Agent run sessions with timing, model, and cost info
  • costs - API cost tracking with token usage
  • models - Model metadata / pricing
  • config_revisions - Agent/system config revision history
  • variables - Shared variables
  • schema_version - Schema version tracking for migrations

Development

Updating the Schema

If you need to update the database schema:

  1. Update prisma/schema.prisma
  2. Create a migration: npm run prisma:migrate (generates a SQL migration under prisma/migrations/)
  3. Bump HUB_DB_VERSION in src/dbConfig.ts — on startup the hub compares this constant to the schema_version row and deploys pending migrations only when it's higher. If you skip this step, your new migration will not run in existing deployments.
  4. Generate the new client: npm run prisma:generate
  5. Build the package: npm run build

Reiniting the db for a breaking change

  1. Delete the existing db files in NAISYS_FOLDER
  2. Delete migration files
  3. Run npm run prisma:migrate and enter name 'init' when prompted

Scripts

  • npm run build - Generate Prisma Client and compile TypeScript
  • npm run clean - Remove dist/
  • npm run prisma:generate - Generate Prisma Client
  • npm run prisma:migrate - Create a new migration (prisma migrate dev --create-only)

Environment Variables

  • NAISYS_FOLDER - Path to NAISYS data folder (optional for client generation, required at runtime)

Type Exports

All Prisma types are exported for use in other packages:

import type {
  users,
  costs,
  context_log,
  mail_messages,
} from "@naisys/hub-database";

Notes

  • The database path is configured dynamically at runtime
  • Prisma DateTime fields are exposed as JavaScript Date values by the generated client; API/protocol layers serialize them as ISO strings where needed
  • The Prisma Client is generated to src/generated/prisma/
  • Foreign key constraints are enabled at runtime

License

MIT