okhp3-database-cartographer
OverKill Hill P³ database cartographer. Reverse-engineers and documents the live structure of Postgres, MySQL/MariaDB, MS SQL Server, SQLite, Oracle, and Microsoft Access databases via SQLAlchemy reflection or the right engine driver, producing a normalized schema inventory, a severity-classified (P1/P2/P3) diff against a locked design spec, and a Mermaid ER diagram handed to okhp3-mermaid-*/mermaid-diagrams for rendering. Use when asked to reverse-engineer, interrogate, document, or audit an existing database; verify a live build against a schema spec or data dictionary; generate an ER diagram from a real database connection; or check for schema drift. Also activate on "what does this database actually look like," "document this database," "audit against the spec," or "reflect this database's structure." Read-only by design -- not a data-quality profiler, not a migration generator, never writes to the target database.
Target: Databases. Automatically collected · unverified.
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- okhp3-database-cartographer
- Scope
- Architecture: two jobs, two tools, one handoff
- Step 1 -- Interrogate
- Step 2 -- Diff against the locked spec
- Step 3 -- Diagram
- Security and safety
- Output
OverKill Hill P³ · overkillhill.com · github.com/OKHP3 Interrogates a live database of largely unknown or partially-documented structure and turns it into two things: a schema inventory with severity-classified findings against whatever spec you point it at, and a Mermaid ER diagram. It does the surveying and the cartography does not happen in the same tool -- interrogation and diagramming are deliberately decoupled (see "Architecture" below), because the best tool for connecting to a database and the best tool for drawing a diagram are never the same tool. | In scope | Out of scope | |---|---| | Reflecting live structure from Postgres, MySQL/MariaDB, MSSQL, SQLite, Oracle | Data quality / row-level profiling | | Reflecting MS Access (.accdb/.mdb), flagged as the fragile path | Migration script generation | | Diffing live structure against a locked spec, P1/P2/P3 findings | Firestore/NoSQL (deferred to a future version) | | Generating a Mermaid ER diagram from the reflected schema | Writing to or modifying the target database | If the task is "does this database's structure match what we documented" or "what does this database actually look like," this is the right skill. If the ta
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