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Adds `.claude-plugin/marketplace.json` and a plugin at `plugins/claude-code/`
so `altimate-code` can be installed into Claude Code:
claude plugin marketplace add <this repo>
claude plugin install altimate-data@altimate-code
Four skills, each a thin wrapper that shells out to the `altimate` /
`altimate-dbt` binaries: `sql-review`, `dbt-pr-review`, `dbt-analyze`,
`dbt-schema-verify`. The `.opencode/skills/` bodies could not be reused
verbatim -- they instruct the model to call in-process opencode tools
(`sql_analyze`, `altimate_core_rewrite`, `dbt_lineage`) that do not exist
inside Claude Code, where shelling out to the binary is the only surface.
Two constraints are documented in the skills rather than papered over:
* **Jinja is a silent false green.** `altimate check` parses SQL, not Jinja.
A dbt model beginning `{{ config(...) }}` fails to parse at line 1, every
lint rule is skipped, and the lint block still reports zero findings.
Verified on `int_user_query_usage.sql`: `0 errors, 0 warnings` raw versus
3 real findings (`L049 clock_in_filter`, `L027 function-on-filter-column`,
`L030 select-without-limit`) once the Jinja was resolved. `sql-review` now
tells the reader to check `results.validate` for `E000` before trusting a
clean lint report, and to re-run against `dbt compile` output.
* **`altimate-dbt` is not published to npm** and is not part of the
`altimate` binary -- `bin/altimate-dbt` loads a `dist/` that only exists
after a local `bun run build`. `dbt-analyze` and `dbt-schema-verify` now
resolve the tool and fall back to plain `dbt ls` / manifest inspection,
which covers the graph queries, instead of failing silently.
`claude plugin validate --strict` passes for both the marketplace and the
plugin manifest.
…d a dbt-project-review skill
`altimate review` could only review a diff. It defaults to the merge-base with
`origin/main`, so a model that has been wrong since the day it was written never
appears. `altimate-ingestion` has run the reviewer in CI for months with ~20
genuine project-level findings sitting behind it, untouched, for exactly that
reason.
**`altimate review --all`** reviews every model in the manifest instead — one
version each, no base ref. Mutually exclusive with `--base`/`--head` (it fails
loudly rather than ignoring one of them); `--severity`, `--json`, `--output`,
`--no-ai`, `--cwd`, `--manifest` and `--mode gate` all behave as they do today.
Three things the pipeline needed, because it is diff-oriented throughout:
* **The base-vs-head lanes are reported, not dropped.** `semantic_change`
(equivalence), `structural_diff`, `dbt_config_diff`, `column_breakage`,
`lineage_breakage`, `data_diff`, `topology_equivalence` and the schema.yml
test-removal detector all compare two versions of a model. They are listed on
the envelope's new `lanes.skipped[]` with the reason each could not run, and
rendered in the summary. A report that silently omits half the lanes is worse
than no report. `ai_review` is skipped too, for a different reason: it is
diff-grounded and caps at 20 files, so project-wide it would review an
arbitrary subset at unbounded cost.
* **The diff-anchored detectors needed a diff.** `ruleMatches` in
`rule-catalog.ts` is relevance-gated by construction — a rule only fires when
its signal is in added/removed lines. With no hunks the entire catalog and
most of `dbt-patterns.ts` evaluate to nothing while still reporting as "ran".
Project scope therefore presents each whole model as added
(`wholeFileAsAddedDiff`), which is also the honest shape: the review has no
previous version of the file.
* **Tiering is a diff cost-control and is bypassed.** `classifyPR` reads
changed-line counts and "was a contract block touched in the hunk"; with
neither it lands on `trivial` and silently disables most of the review.
Project scope pins `full`.
`--all` also counts how many models the engine lanes saw as dbt-COMPILED SQL
(`lanes.compiledModels` / `lanes.totalModels`) and warns when they diverge. This
is the `--all` form of the Jinja false-green: the SQL parser cannot read
`{{ config() }}`, so a raw-Jinja model yields zero AST findings, which reads
exactly like a clean one. Measured on `altimate-ingestion`'s
`transform-snowflake`: 207 of 214 models had no compiled artifact, so without
the warning the run would have reported 3% AST coverage as a project review.
Performance is not a concern at the stated size — 214 models, every lane, 6.6s.
The default `--max-models` cap of 500 exists so a pathological monorepo does not
look hung; it never truncates silently (stderr warning naming both counts), and
`--max-models 0` lifts it.
**`altimate dbt-perf`** is a new deterministic, no-LLM command modelled on
`altimate check`, over a new `altimate_core.dbt_perf` bridge method that wraps
the engine's `analyze_dbt_perf` / `analyze_dbt_perf_from_manifest` bindings.
Those bindings are NOT in the pinned `@altimateai/altimate-core@0.7.0`, so the
handler resolves them at call time rather than importing them — an
`import { analyzeDbtPerf }` would break every other core handler in that module
on the pinned release — and returns an actionable "build and link a local core"
message when they are absent, instead of an undefined-is-not-a-function stack.
The pin is unchanged.
Text output leads with the summary line, prints `skipped_rules` BEFORE the
findings (a rule that could not run is not a clean result), groups findings by
rule code, and prints `delete_scope` + `reader_requirements` in full for a
`MaterializationChange` guardrail — including an explicit "(not stated — verify
manually)" when the engine omits them. Those fields exist because a past
performance fix switched a materialization without dropping the old relation.
**`dbt-project-review`** ships in both skill systems: `.opencode/skills/` and
`plugins/claude-code/skills/` (the latter shells out to the `altimate` binary,
since in-process opencode tools do not exist there). Both make the diff-vs-
project split explicit — `dbt-pr-review` for "is this change safe",
`dbt-project-review` for "is this project healthy" — and both carry the
Jinja-false-green warning, sharpened for project scope: `dbt parse` is not
enough, because it writes a manifest but no compiled SQL.
`claude plugin validate ./plugins/claude-code --strict` passes.
Diff scope is untouched: the envelope's `scope` and `lanes` fields are emitted
only in project scope, so existing PR comments and stored verdicts are
byte-identical.
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…y be cartesian
`--all` made the false-positive rate of the CROSS JOIN detector measurable for the
first time, and it was ~2/3 — at `critical`, in a category that is in the default
`blockOn` list, so every one of them was a merge-blocking verdict on correct SQL.
Measured on a real 215-model Trino project: 48 `cross join` occurrences across 27
models, of which 21 were `CROSS JOIN UNNEST` — the array-expansion idiom that
project's own `docs/DBT_GUIDELINES.md` §JSON Loading prescribes, on line 148.
The detector was one regex over one line: `/\bcross\s+join\b/i`. It now reads the
operand and suppresses three shapes, each because the row count is PROVABLE from
the text rather than merely likely:
* `CROSS JOIN UNNEST(...)` (plus `lateral`, `table`, `json_table`, `sequence`,
`explode`, `flatten`, `openjson`) — lateral expansion of one row's array, not a
join between two relations. The scan now runs over the joined added-lines block
rather than line by line, because the commonest formatting puts `unnest(` on the
line after `cross join` and a per-line scan cannot see it.
* `CROSS JOIN <cte>` where the CTE is an aggregate with no `GROUP BY`, or carries
`LIMIT 1` — a scalar broadcast of exactly one row. Both are guarantees of the
standard: `select max(x) from t` returns one row for any `t`. A `GROUP BY` CTE is
deliberately NOT suppressed; its cardinality is not knowable and a cross join has
no predicate to inspect.
* `CROSS JOIN ( select <constants> ... )` — no `FROM`, no `ref()`/`source()`, so the
row count is a literal and the expansion is bounded.
Suppression is per-occurrence, not per-file: a model with both an UNNEST and a real
cross join still fires.
**Multi-line block comments were being read as code.** `stripComments` is applied per
LINE, so a `/* ... */` spanning several lines is invisible to it — only the first and
last lines carry a delimiter. `int_query_time_bins.sql` was reported for a CROSS JOIN
by a comment explaining that the CROSS JOIN had been REMOVED. Fixed once where the
diff lines are assembled (`blankBlockComments`, newline-preserving so line numbers
survive), which fixes it for every detector and the declarative catalog, not just this
one. This was the larger effect of the two: 169 findings.
**`fanout_join` opts out of whole-file scope.** Presenting a whole model as added is
what makes the diff-anchored detectors evaluate it, but a detector whose CONDITION is
"this appeared in the diff" then degenerates. `fanout_join` ("a join was ADDED to a
model that aggregates") became "this model aggregates and has a join" — 65 of 215
models. `detectModelPatterns` takes a `wholeFile` option; the lane report names the
rule and the reason, so it is skipped visibly rather than quietly. Detectors that test
a whole-file property (`select *`, `ORDER BY` in a CTE) are unaffected.
Measured on the same project, `altimate review --all --no-ai`:
cross_join 27 -> 10 critical 30 -> 11
fanout_join 65 -> 0 warning 225 -> 129
total 1,518 -> 1,284
Ten regression fixtures, taken verbatim from the shapes above, including the two that
must STILL fire (a `GROUP BY` CTE, a `ref()`ed relation) and the mixed model.
Also pins the compiled-SQL layout that explains a surprising `--all` coverage number:
dbt writes microbatch compiles to `target/compiled/<project>/models/marts/<model>/`
— a DIRECTORY named after the model, one file per batch — and never writes the
model's own artifact. Counting files under `target/compiled/` therefore overstates
analysable models badly (115 files, 7 models on the measured project). Resolving a
partition as "the" compiled SQL would be wrong since each carries a different
event-time bound, so the miss is correct; the test records that it is deliberate.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
… retire bq-cross-join-unnest
Three changes, all narrowing findings that cannot support their own claim.
**Cross-join regex fallback → `warning` / `medium`.** Severity should track how a
finding was ESTABLISHED, not only what it would mean if true. A genuine cartesian
product is critical, and core's AST `CartesianProduct` rule grades it that way
because it has a parse tree to prove it with. This detector only ever runs in
DEGRADED mode — `CORE_AST_COVERED["cross-join"]` suppresses it whenever core lint
works — and in that mode it cannot see the operand's cardinality at all. A heuristic
that cannot prove its claim should not hard-block a merge, and `join_risk` is in the
default `blockOn`, so `critical` here was a blocking verdict. When the AST rule can
prove it, that path still grades critical, which is the right split. The signal
survives: three warnings still trip `warningPatternThreshold`. The rule body now
names the residual shape — a cross join to a `{{ ref() }}`ed relation whose row
count is not knowable from the consuming file.
**`bq-cross-join-unnest` retired.** `CROSS JOIN UNNEST(arr)` is the only way to
expand an array in Trino, Presto, Athena and BigQuery, so the rule fired on every
correct use of the idiom: 10 findings on a real Trino project, 10 of them the plain
idiom, 0 genuine fan-out. It was also labelled "BigQuery:" while firing on a Trino
repo, and the `Rule` shape carries no dialect, so it could not be scoped rather than
retired. The concern it gestured at is now handled where it can be reasoned about —
`detectCrossJoin` classifies the operand and stays silent on UNNEST because a table
function is not a relation join. Same disposition as `bq-safe-cast-missing`.
**Multi-line comment blanking extended to Jinja `{# … #}`.** NOTE: `blankBlockComments`
is NOT a cross-join fix — it runs once where the diff lines are assembled, so it
applies to EVERY programmatic detector and to the whole declarative rule catalog.
The `/* … */` half (previous commit) removed 169 findings. dbt models routinely carry
long design notes in Jinja comments, and prose about SQL reads as SQL: a `{#- … -#}`
block citing `docs/dbt-microbatch-bottlenecks-2026-06-02.md §5.1/§6` was reported as
an unguarded DIVISION, and one quoting `365 / self.lookback_days` from a legacy
implementation likewise.
Cumulative effect on `altimate review --all --no-ai` over the 215-model project,
across this commit and the previous one:
critical 30 -> 1 warning 225 -> 139
total 1,518 -> 1,268
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Four fixes from the project-scale survey, in descending order of how badly each
distorted the output.
**0. `ruleMatches` now blanks string-literal contents.** `dbt-patterns.ts` has
carried `stripLiterals` for its programmatic detectors since early on; the
declarative catalog never called it. The consequence was the worst single finding
in the product: the ONLY `critical` in a whole-project review of a 215-model repo
was `create-or-replace` matching inside `|| 'CREATE OR REPLACE TRANSIENT TABLE
instead as it will '` — a model emitting ADVICE TEXT about the statement. A
reviewer whose one blocking finding is a string literal is worse than one with no
findings at all.
Rules whose signal legitimately lives INSIDE a literal (a leading `%` wildcard,
`interval '1 day'`, an environment name) opt out with `literalsMatter: true`. The
catalog's own example/counter corpus identified all 21 of them mechanically: a
rule that needs literals and forgets the flag fails its positive example.
Two follow-on defects the corpus could NOT catch, both found by re-measuring:
* The corpus is a ONE-DIRECTIONAL oracle — it catches a rule that stops firing,
never one that starts over-firing. Blanking rewrites `= 'active'` to `= ''`,
which is exactly `empty-string-eq`'s pattern: it went 20 -> 214 before that rule
was marked `literalsMatter`. Its counter-example is now a NON-EMPTY literal, so
the corpus pins the direction it was blind to.
* GUARDS must read the original text. `unless` and `absentNewSql` exist to
recognise context, and blanking erases the very context they look for:
`case-when-no-end` guards on `{{`, and `interval '{{ days }}' day` carries its
Jinja INSIDE a literal, so a blanked guard stopped seeing it and the rule fired
on valid templated SQL. Positive matchers read blanked text; guards do not.
**1. The catalog is dialect-aware.** `Rule.dialects?: string[]`, threaded from the
manifest's `adapter_type` through `detectModelPatterns` into `evaluateCatalog`.
223 of 1,268 findings (17.5%) came from `bq-*`/`rs-*`/`dbx-*` rules on a Trino
project — not merely noisy, but telling the reader the finding concerns a
warehouse they do not run. 30 rules tagged by family. Omitting the field means
"applies everywhere", so no existing rule changes behaviour by omission, and an
UNKNOWN dialect runs everything: a detection failure must never silently suppress
findings.
**2. `hardcoded-env-name` no longer matches a dbt tag.** `tags=['staging',
'billing']` is a LAYER label, not an environment. 46 of 46 findings were the
model's own config tag, and they were 33% of every warning in the review.
**3. `window-no-partition` scans the balanced `OVER ( … )`.** A window spec is
routinely written across three lines, so the per-line test saw `over (` with no
`partition by` beside it and fired: 37 findings, and all 37 windows were
partitioned. This is the THIRD instance of one defect class in this file — after
the CROSS JOIN operand scan and the multi-line comment blanking — a single-line
regex applied to SQL whose meaning spans lines. The comment on the detector says
so, because a fourth is likely.
Cumulative on `altimate review --all --no-ai` over the 215-model project, across
the three commits:
critical 30 -> 0 warning 225 -> 86
total 1,518 -> 952
No rule's count increased.
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…nd a review schema-lag lane
- `altimate dbt-impact`: impact of a model change through dbt models,
loaders and served tables. Compiled-SQL diff mode from
`--base-manifest`/`--head-manifest` or an offline compile of each side
(no UNCLASSIFIED on `{% set %}`/var-only Jinja). `--jobs jobs.json` /
`--jobs-from selectors` (resolved with `dbt ls`) enable the
`schema_lag` check; `--live` reads deployed columns.
- `altimate dbt-optimize`: rewrite proposals with proof status, cost-gate
verdict and apply.
- `altimate dbt-factor`: factor shared logic into one model, multi-file
apply.
- `altimate dbt-parity`: before/after row parity for a model.
- Review: `schema_lag` lane (runs when a job map is supplied) and
schema-gap error handling.
- `native/dbt/runner.ts`: `dbtLs`, `dbtCompileOffline`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…` skills New skills, mirrored into the Claude Code plugin, and `dbt-project-review` / `query-optimize` updated to hand off to them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… map The lane compared raw Jinja base SQL against a stale compiled head (one `target/` holds at most one side), so it never saw the real change, and `altimate review` had no way to take a job map or a dbt profile, so cross-job lag was always skipped, silently. - Compile base and head on first use (`compileSides`), or take `--base-manifest` / `--head-manifest`; pass the head manifest to the core so `materialized` / `on_schema_change` come from the head DAG. - `--jobs` / `--jobs-from selectors` override config `schemaLag`. - `--dbt-bin` / `--profiles-dir` / `--dbt-target` for `dbt ls` and the compile; the project's `profiles.yml` is used when present. - Job-map read and `dbt ls` failures are printed instead of dropped. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Then follows where each column goes.
A patch is mapped, a proof is read,
New skills guide the path ahead.
Trino timestamps hop into place,
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| return { success: true, data: o.deployed_columns ? { ...LAG_REPORT, schema_lag: [], reasons: [], verdict: "safe", hops: [] } : LAG_REPORT } | ||
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| const inspected: unknown[] = [] | ||
| Dispatcher.register("schema.inspect", async (p: unknown) => { |
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WARNING: Dispatcher.register("schema.inspect", ...) leaks across test files under parallel CI
afterAll(() => registerAll()) on line 331 only calls registerAll from src/altimate/native/altimate-core.ts, which re-registers altimate_core.* handlers. schema.inspect is registered by src/altimate/native/connections/register.ts. Because Dispatcher is a process-wide singleton in bun:test, this fake schema.inspect handler remains installed for the rest of the test process and can corrupt subsequent test files. Import registerAll as registerAllConnections from ../../src/altimate/native/connections/register and call it in afterEach/afterAll as well.
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| // altimate_change start — check: deterministic SQL check command | ||
| import { CheckCommand } from "./cli/cmd/check" | ||
| // altimate_change start — dbt-perf: deterministic dbt performance analysis |
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Line 45 opens // altimate_change start — check: deterministic SQL check command and closes at line 56, while lines 47–49 and 50–55 open and close two inner altimate_change blocks inside it. In addition, the newly registered top-level commands ("dbt-perf", "dbt-optimize", "dbt-parity", "dbt-impact", "dbt-factor") are not listed in CLI_COMMAND_NAMES on lines 97–106, so Telemetry.setCommand(...) and logStartup(...) will misclassify them as "tui". Close the check block on line 47 before opening the dbt-perf block (and remove the extra // altimate_change end on line 56), and add the 5 new command names to CLI_COMMAND_NAMES.
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Lines 466–489 open and close an inner // altimate_change start/end block inside the existing // altimate_change start block that spans lines 368–501. Also, DBT_PERF_UNAVAILABLE at lines 54–61 sits immediately above // altimate_change start on line 63 outside any marker block. Remove the inner markers on lines 466 and 489, and move the line 63 start marker up to line 54.
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| expect(filtered).toContain('No findings at or above "error" (1 below the threshold).') | ||
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| // altimate_change start — A1: run_results / trino profile / sinks inputs + cost sort |
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| column: f.column, | ||
| confidence: "high", | ||
| evidence: { tool: "altimate_core.dbt_impact", result: { schema_lag: f, skipped: r.skipped } }, | ||
| ruleKey: f.reason, |
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WARNING: schemaLagLane findings collide in dedupe() when multiple consumers lag on the same column
fingerprint() in finding.ts hashes (category, file, model, column, ruleKey). Because ruleKey is only f.reason, if a new column on model causes schema_lag:cross_job across two or more downstream consumers (e.g., consumer_a and consumer_b), all of their findings produce the exact same fingerprint ID and dedupe(merged) silently drops all but the first consumer.
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| ruleKey: f.reason, | |
| ruleKey: `${f.reason}:${f.producer}:${f.consumer}`, |
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| const byId = nodes.find((n) => n.unique_id === name) | ||
| if (byId) return byId | ||
| const matches = nodes.filter((n) => n.name === name) | ||
| return matches.length === 1 ? matches[0] : undefined |
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WARNING: findModel does not implement the root-project disambiguation described in its docstring
The docstring on lines 55–56 states that ambiguous model names across packages resolve to the root-project candidate when exactly one is not from a dependency, but lines 61–62 return undefined whenever matches.length !== 1. If an installed dbt package defines a model with the same name, findModel returns undefined. Filter matches for candidates whose original_file_path does not start with dbt_packages/ or packages/ when matches.length > 1.
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| /** The engine's overall verdict, raised to the worst hop when a hop is worse. */ | ||
| export function reportVerdict(r: ImpactReport): ImpactVerdict { | ||
| const hops = worstVerdict(r.entries) | ||
| return r.verdict && VERDICT_RANK[r.verdict] > VERDICT_RANK[hops] ? r.verdict : hops |
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WARNING: reportVerdict ignores r.schema_lag when computing the worst verdict
reportVerdict only folds r.entries (hops) and top-level r.verdict. If a report carries a schema_lag finding with verdict: "breaking" or "risky" without setting top-level r.verdict or duplicating it in r.entries, reportVerdict(r) returns "safe" and --fail-on does not trigger. Include r.schema_lag verdicts when computing the maximum rank.
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| const raw = input.readRaw(node.original_file_path) ?? node.raw_code ?? "" | ||
| const m = mapConsumerSql({ model: node, raw, consumerSql: c.consumer_sql, newModelName: p.name }) | ||
| if (!m.ok) return { ok: false, reason: `${c.model}: ${m.reason}`, patch: compiledPatch } | ||
| newSql ??= m.newModelSql(p.new_model_sql) |
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WARNING: newSql only applies ref/source bindings from the first consumer
newSql ??= m.newModelSql(p.new_model_sql) rewrites warehouse relation names back to {{ ref(...) }} / {{ source(...) }} using only the first consumer's align.bindings. If the factored SQL references a relation that was bound in a subsequent consumer (or if bindings differ across consumers), those relations remain as hardcoded warehouse identifiers in models/intermediate/<name>.sql. Apply m.newModelSql across all consumers or pass the union of all consumers' align.bindings to relationsToRefs.
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| if (newRendered) bindings.push({ jinja: newRef, rendered: newRendered }) | ||
| let consumer = relationsToRefs(consumerSql, bindings) | ||
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| new RegExp(`(\\bfrom|\\bjoin)(\\s+)"?${newModelName}"?(?![\\w."])`, "gi"), |
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SUGGESTION: Escape regex metacharacters in newModelName and validate model names used in file paths
newModelName from engine proposals is interpolated directly into new RegExp(...) here and into path.join(..., ${newModelName}.sql) in buildPatchPlan / buildFactorPlan. Escaping newModelName (or validating /^[A-Za-z0-9_]+$/ up front) avoids accidental regex metacharacter matching or path traversal if a proposal name contains unexpected characters.
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| if (hasAtTopLevel(body, /^\s*group\s+by\b/i)) return false | ||
| // An aggregate anywhere in the (top-level) select list with no GROUP BY | ||
| // collapses the relation to a single row. | ||
| return /\b(count|sum|min|max|avg|any_value|array_agg|approx_distinct)\s*\(/i.test(body) |
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WARNING: isSingleRowCte matches aggregate functions inside nested subqueries and hasAtTopLevel lacks a leading word boundary
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/\b(count|sum|min|max|...)\s*\(/iagainst the entirebodyrather than depth 0. If a CTE isselect * from (select user_id, count(*) as c from events group by user_id) where c > 1,group byis at depth 1 (so line 263 isfalse) whilecount(matches inside the subquery (so line 266 returnstrue), misclassifying a multi-row CTE as single-row and suppressing a realCROSS JOINfinding. - In
hasAtTopLevel(line 246),body.slice(i, i + 40)has no leading word boundary check (i === 0 || !/\w/.test(body[i - 1])), so an identifier ending inlimitfollowed by1(e.g.max_limit 1) matches/^\s*limit\s+1\b/iwhenireaches thel.
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| return /\b(count|sum|min|max|avg|any_value|array_agg|approx_distinct)\s*\(/i.test(body) | |
| return hasAtTopLevel(body, /^\s*(count|sum|min|max|avg|any_value|array_agg|approx_distinct)\s*\(/i) |
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Review comments at @.opencode/skills/dbt-optimize/SKILL.md:
- Around line 51-52: Update the warehouse-connection guidance in
.opencode/skills/dbt-optimize/SKILL.md at lines 51–52 and
plugins/claude-code/skills/dbt-optimize/SKILL.md at lines 52–53 to state that an
UNDECIDABLE result remains unverified without a successful parity check; do not
present it as proof of equivalence or recommend applying the rewrite.
Review comments at @packages/opencode/src/altimate/review/dbt-patterns.ts:
- Around line 261-267: Update isSingleRowCte to reject bodies containing an OVER
clause and recognize aggregates only at the top level, so window aggregates and
nested-subquery aggregates do not imply a single-row result.
Review comments at @packages/opencode/src/altimate/review/orchestrate.ts:
- Around line 663-667: Update lineageImpactEvidence so it requests dbtImpact
drop evidence only for deleted files or renames where modelNameFromPath changes
between oldPath and path. For same-name renames, return no break evidence
without querying for a drop.
- Around line 700-702: Update the schema-lag SQL selection around `lagSides` so
compiled SQL is used only when both `sides.sql(model, "old")` and
`sides.sql(model, "new")` resolve; otherwise, use `engineOldSql` and
`engineNewSql` together, never mixing compiled and raw sides.
Review comments at @packages/opencode/src/altimate/review/rule-catalog.ts:
- Line 113: Update the dialect value passed from run.ts through orchestrate.ts
to detectModelPatterns so an undetected dialect remains undefined for catalog
filtering, rather than using the Snowflake fallback; preserve the fallback for
other runtime behavior and keep the rule.dialects gate unchanged.
Review comments at @packages/opencode/src/altimate/review/run.ts:
- Around line 434-440: In packages/opencode/src/altimate/review/run.ts, lines
434–440, use the resolved dbt project root, dbtRootReal, for projectAbs and pass
it as projectDir to createDispatcherRunner. In
packages/opencode/src/altimate/review/runner.ts, lines 496–531, add optional
projectDir to DispatcherRunnerOptions and use it for project_dir in both
dbtImpact and schemaLag, falling back to the existing manifest-based calculation
when it is absent.
Review comments at @packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-factor.ts:
- Around line 63-64: Update the `proposal` option and selection logic so an
omitted `--proposal` uses the first remaining plan’s `p.index`, including after
`--model` filtering; preserve explicit proposal selection. Update the refusal
message to list the available proposal numbers, or “none” if there are no plans.
Review comments at @packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-impact.ts:
- Around line 275-277: Update the `failOn` exit gate to also set
`process.exitCode` to 1 when `unclassified` contains entries and `--fail-on` is
not `none`. Preserve the existing breaking and risky checks based on `worst`.
Review comments at @packages/opencode/src/index.ts:
- Around line 246-254: Update CLI_COMMAND_NAMES to include dbt-perf,
dbt-optimize, dbt-parity, dbt-impact, and dbt-factor so the existing command
lookup records each registered command by its own name instead of as tui.
Review comments at @packages/opencode/test/cli/dbt-impact-schema-lag.test.ts:
- Around line 407-410: Update the test’s afterEach cleanup to restore the
production schema.inspect handler replaced by Dispatcher.register, using a
scoped handler snapshot or the production registration function; preserve the
other registered handlers rather than resetting the dispatcher.
Review comments at @plugins/claude-code/skills/dbt-project-review/SKILL.md:
- Line 33: Replace the unverified remote installer execution in the altimate
setup guidance with a signed or pinned installer, or verify the published
checksum or signature before running it. Apply this change at
plugins/claude-code/skills/dbt-project-review/SKILL.md:33-33 and
plugins/claude-code/skills/sql-review/SKILL.md:19-19.
Review comments at @plugins/claude-code/skills/dbt-schema-verify/SKILL.md:
- Line 44: Update the dbt command sequence in the schema verification
instructions so the fallback cannot describe a stale relation: use dbt build or
dbt run to materialize the selected model before describing it, or use dbt show
to inspect the current model query. Keep dbt compile only for refreshing the
manifest.
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| Without a warehouse connection, say so and report the proof from step 2 as the only | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
An UNDECIDABLE result is not an equivalence proof. When no warehouse connection is available, report that status as unverified and do not recommend applying the rewrite.
.opencode/skills/dbt-optimize/SKILL.md#L51-L52: state that anUNDECIDABLEresult remains unverified without a successful parity check.plugins/claude-code/skills/dbt-optimize/SKILL.md#L52-L53: state that anUNDECIDABLEresult remains unverified without a successful parity check.
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Review comment at @.opencode/skills/dbt-optimize/SKILL.md around lines 51 - 52:
Update the warehouse-connection guidance in
.opencode/skills/dbt-optimize/SKILL.md at lines 51–52 and
plugins/claude-code/skills/dbt-optimize/SKILL.md at lines 52–53 to state that an
UNDECIDABLE result remains unverified without a successful parity check; do not
present it as proof of equivalence or recommend applying the rewrite.
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| function isSingleRowCte(body: string): boolean { | ||
| if (hasAtTopLevel(body, /^\s*limit\s+1\b/i)) return true | ||
| if (hasAtTopLevel(body, /^\s*group\s+by\b/i)) return false | ||
| // An aggregate anywhere in the (top-level) select list with no GROUP BY | ||
| // collapses the relation to a single row. | ||
| return /\b(count|sum|min|max|avg|any_value|array_agg|approx_distinct)\s*\(/i.test(body) | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
isSingleRowCte treats window aggregates as row-collapsing aggregates.
The aggregate regex matches anywhere in the body. That includes sum(x) over (...) and aggregates inside nested subqueries. select id, sum(amt) over (partition by id) as s from t returns one row per row of t, but this function treats it as provably single-row. A CROSS JOIN to that CTE is therefore suppressed silently. The docstring promises a guarantee "of the SQL standard, not heuristics", so this is a false negative on a real cartesian product.
Reject bodies that contain a window. Also require the aggregate to appear at the top level.
🐛 Proposed fix
if (hasAtTopLevel(body, /^\s*group\s+by\b/i)) return false
+ if (/\bover\s*\(/i.test(body)) return false
// An aggregate anywhere in the (top-level) select list with no GROUP BY
// collapses the relation to a single row.
- return /\b(count|sum|min|max|avg|any_value|array_agg|approx_distinct)\s*\(/i.test(body)
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| function isSingleRowCte(body: string): boolean { | |
| if (hasAtTopLevel(body, /^\s*limit\s+1\b/i)) return true | |
| if (hasAtTopLevel(body, /^\s*group\s+by\b/i)) return false | |
| // An aggregate anywhere in the (top-level) select list with no GROUP BY | |
| // collapses the relation to a single row. | |
| return /\b(count|sum|min|max|avg|any_value|array_agg|approx_distinct)\s*\(/i.test(body) | |
| } | |
| function isSingleRowCte(body: string): boolean { | |
| if (hasAtTopLevel(body, /^\s*limit\s+1\b/i)) return true | |
| if (hasAtTopLevel(body, /^\s*group\s+by\b/i)) return false | |
| if (/\bover\s*\(/i.test(body)) return false | |
| // An aggregate anywhere in the (top-level) select list with no GROUP BY | |
| // collapses the relation to a single row. | |
| return hasAtTopLevel(body, /^\b(count|sum|min|max|avg|any_value|array_agg|approx_distinct)\s*\(/i) | |
| } |
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lines 261 - 267:
Update isSingleRowCte to reject bodies containing an OVER clause and recognize
aggregates only at the top level, so window aggregates and nested-subquery
aggregates do not imply a single-row result.
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| if (file.status === "deleted" || file.status === "renamed") { | ||
| const model = modelNameFromPath(file.oldPath ?? file.path) | ||
| const entries = await runner.dbtImpact({ model, kind: "drop" }).catch(() => null) | ||
| return { breaks: entries ? externalBreaks(entries) : [] } | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
A pure directory move can produce a critical lineage_breakage:external-sink finding.
lineageImpactEvidence asks dbtImpact for kind: "drop" on every renamed file. That includes renames that keep the model name. lineageBreakageLane (Lines 394-396) treats a same-name rename as "not a break", because dbt resolves ref() by name.
Such a move skips the first branch. If a loader or served table reads the model, the analyzer reports it as BREAKING for a drop. The new branch at Lines 429-446 then emits a critical finding. lineage_breakage is in blockOn, so moving models/a/x.sql to models/b/x.sql returns REQUEST_CHANGES in gate mode.
Request drop evidence only when the model is actually removed.
🐛 Proposed fix
--- "a/packages/opencode/src/altimate/review/orchestrate.ts"
+++ "b/packages/opencode/src/altimate/review/orchestrate.ts"
@@ -660,11 +660,14 @@
): Promise<ExternalBreakEvidence> {
if (!runner.dbtImpact) return { breaks: [] }
const { file } = ctx
- if (file.status === "deleted" || file.status === "renamed") {
- const model = modelNameFromPath(file.oldPath ?? file.path)
+ const nameChanged =
+ file.status === "renamed" && !!file.oldPath && modelNameFromPath(file.oldPath) !== modelNameFromPath(file.path)
+ if (file.status === "deleted" || nameChanged) {
+ const model = modelNameFromPath(file.oldPath ?? file.path)
const entries = await runner.dbtImpact({ model, kind: "drop" }).catch(() => null)
return { breaks: entries ? externalBreaks(entries) : [] }
}
+ if (file.status === "renamed") return { breaks: [] }
if (file.status !== "modified" || !runner.columnLineage || !ctx.engineOldSql || !ctx.engineNewSql)
return { breaks: [] }
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| if (file.status === "deleted" || file.status === "renamed") { | |
| const model = modelNameFromPath(file.oldPath ?? file.path) | |
| const entries = await runner.dbtImpact({ model, kind: "drop" }).catch(() => null) | |
| return { breaks: entries ? externalBreaks(entries) : [] } | |
| } | |
| const nameChanged = | |
| file.status === "renamed" && !!file.oldPath && modelNameFromPath(file.oldPath) !== modelNameFromPath(file.path) | |
| if (file.status === "deleted" || nameChanged) { | |
| const model = modelNameFromPath(file.oldPath ?? file.path) | |
| const entries = await runner.dbtImpact({ model, kind: "drop" }).catch(() => null) | |
| return { breaks: entries ? externalBreaks(entries) : [] } | |
| } | |
| if (file.status === "renamed") return { breaks: [] } |
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Update lineageImpactEvidence so it requests dbtImpact drop evidence only for
deleted files or renames where modelNameFromPath changes between oldPath and
path. For same-name renames, return no break evidence without querying for a
drop.
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| const sides = lagSides ? await lagSides().catch(() => undefined) : undefined | ||
| const oldSql = sides?.sql(model, "old") ?? engineOldSql | ||
| const newSql = sides?.sql(model, "new") ?? engineNewSql |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
The schema-lag lane can still compare a compiled side with a raw side.
The comment says compiled sides are preferred so that the two sides do not mix. However, each side falls back to engineOldSql or engineNewSql on its own. Suppose findModel returns compiled_code for the head manifest only. This happens when the base compile failed, which compileSides reports only as a note. The lane then sends raw Jinja as the base and compiled SQL as the head to schemaLag, together with both manifests. That is the mismatch this block is meant to prevent.
Use the compiled pair only when both sides resolve.
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- const oldSql = sides?.sql(model, "old") ?? engineOldSql
- const newSql = sides?.sql(model, "new") ?? engineNewSql
+ const cOld = sides?.sql(model, "old")
+ const cNew = sides?.sql(model, "new")
+ const paired = cOld !== undefined && cNew !== undefined
+ const oldSql = paired ? cOld : engineOldSql
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lines 700 - 702:
Update the schema-lag SQL selection around `lagSides` so compiled SQL is used
only when both `sides.sql(model, "old")` and `sides.sql(model, "new")` resolve;
otherwise, use `engineOldSql` and `engineNewSql` together, never mixing compiled
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| // named for another engine. `run.ts` has always detected `adapter_type`; it | ||
| // simply was not plumbed this far. An UNKNOWN dialect runs every rule, so a | ||
| // detection failure can never silently suppress findings. | ||
| if (rule.dialects?.length && input.dialect && !rule.dialects.includes(input.dialect)) return false |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
An unknown dialect reaches this gate as "snowflake", so the "unknown dialect runs every rule" rule does not hold.
The comments here and in RuleInput.dialect say an undetected dialect leaves dialect undefined. run.ts (Line 425) instead sets config.dialect = (await detectDialect(manifestAbs)) ?? "snowflake". orchestrate.ts passes that value to detectModelPatterns. Consider a run with no manifest or no adapter_type, which is the lint-only case. The new gate then drops every bigquery, redshift and databricks rule, which is the silent suppression the comment rules out.
Pass the detected dialect without the Snowflake default to the catalog. For example, keep detectedDialect in run.ts and forward it as a separate catalogDialect input. Another option is to make detectModelPatterns receive undefined when config.dialect was not set explicitly and was not detected.
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Update the dialect value passed from run.ts through orchestrate.ts to
detectModelPatterns so an undetected dialect remains undefined for catalog
filtering, rather than using the Snowflake fallback; preserve the fallback for
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| const failOn = args["fail-on"] ?? "none" | ||
| if ((failOn === "breaking" && worst === "breaking") || (failOn === "risky" && (worst === "breaking" || worst === "risky"))) | ||
| process.exitCode = 1 |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Make --fail-on fail when changed models are unclassified.
changesForFile and changesFromManifests report unclassifiable models so that they are not treated as safe. The exit gate only reads worst, and worst is computed from results. It ignores unclassified. A modified model that dbt could not compile, and that uses Jinja beyond ref/source/config, is printed as UNCLASSIFIED. With --fail-on breaking or --fail-on risky, CI still exits 0. The command did not analyse that change, so the gate passes without evidence.
🐛 Proposed fix
--- "a/packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-impact.ts"
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if (results.length > 1) out.push(`Worst across ${results.length} change(s): ${worst.toUpperCase()}`)
console.error(out.join("\n"))
}
const failOn = args["fail-on"] ?? "none"
- if ((failOn === "breaking" && worst === "breaking") || (failOn === "risky" && (worst === "breaking" || worst === "risky")))
+ if (
+ (failOn === "breaking" && worst === "breaking") ||
+ (failOn === "risky" && (worst === "breaking" || worst === "risky")) ||
+ (failOn !== "none" && unclassified.length > 0)
+ )
process.exitCode = 1
} finally {
cleanup()
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| process.exitCode = 1 | |
| const failOn = args["fail-on"] ?? "none" | |
| if ( | |
| (failOn === "breaking" && worst === "breaking") || | |
| (failOn === "risky" && (worst === "breaking" || worst === "risky")) || | |
| (failOn !== "none" && unclassified.length > 0) | |
| ) | |
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Add the new command names to CLI_COMMAND_NAMES.
The middleware calls Telemetry.setCommand(CLI_COMMAND_NAMES.has(firstPositional) ? firstPositional : "tui"). logStartup uses the same lookup. These five commands are registered but not listed in CLI_COMMAND_NAMES. As a result, every run of dbt-perf, dbt-optimize, dbt-parity, dbt-impact and dbt-factor is recorded as tui. The same file already updated the set when it added learn.
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// altimate_change start — attribute learning commands to their CLI entry point
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Update CLI_COMMAND_NAMES to include dbt-perf, dbt-optimize, dbt-parity,
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Restore the production schema.inspect handler in afterEach.
Dispatcher.register overwrites the shared handler map. The test replaces the production schema.inspect handler, while the current afterEach only restores console, process, and temporary-directory state. afterAll(() => registerAll()) restores only altimate_core.* handlers. A later test using the same dispatcher instance can therefore receive the fake producer columns.
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<file name="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-mart-helpers.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-mart-helpers.ts:62">
P2: The doc comment says ambiguous names resolve to the root-project model, but the code does not check for a dependency at all. `matches.length === 1` returns undefined for any ambiguity, so either the comment is wrong or the root-project preference is missing. Please implement the stated lookup or correct the comment.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-mart-helpers.ts:262">
P2: `normalizeSqlText` lowercases everything, so the before_sql gate in `mapRewriteToRaw` accepts SQL whose string literals differ in case from the compiled SQL. The rewrite was then produced for different SQL, so writing its after_sql back can change literal semantics. Compare without lowercasing, or lowercase only identifiers.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-mart-helpers.ts:288">
P1: `mapRewriteToRaw` accepts newly introduced hard-coded relations because it validates only the original bindings. Reject or explicitly map every relation introduced by `afterSql` before returning an applyable raw patch.</violation>
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<file name="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-impact-helpers.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-impact-helpers.ts:51">
P2: `buildChange` accepts `--kind rename --new-name` without `--column`, so the engine receives a rename with no source column. Require `input.column` alongside `input.newName` before constructing the change.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-impact-helpers.ts:55">
P2: `buildChange` accepts `--kind retype --to-type` without `--column`, producing a change that names no column to retype. Reject retype requests without the current column.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-impact-helpers.ts:202">
P1: `reportVerdict` ignores `sinks_unknown`, so a report with no sink map and no hop entries comes out as `SAFE`. The skill doc says that case must be `UNKNOWN`. Raise the verdict to `unknown` when `r.sinks_unknown` is true.</violation>
<violation number="4" location="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-impact-helpers.ts:203">
P1: `reportVerdict` ignores `schema_lag` findings, so a breaking schema-lag report without a top-level verdict renders as breaking but produces `worst: safe` and bypasses `--fail-on`. Include schema-lag verdicts in the worst-verdict calculation.</violation>
<violation number="5" location="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-impact-helpers.ts:286">
P2: Config-only edits are silently dropped. A `unique_key` change on an incremental model with the same materialization, or removing `materialized=` (default view), produces no change and no UNCLASSIFIED entry. Emit a change for these cases, or report the model as unclassified.</violation>
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<file name="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-impact.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-impact.ts:183">
P2: Start the `try/finally` before loading manifests and deriving changes; an exception after this assignment bypasses cleanup and leaves the extracted `/tmp/dbt-impact-*` tree behind.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-impact.ts:276">
P1: Treat unclassified changes as a failed gate whenever `--fail-on` is enabled; otherwise CI can pass a change the command could not analyze.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-impact.ts:331">
P2: Normalize `relProject` to `/` before matching it with Git diff paths; `path.relative` emits backslashes on Windows, so subdirectory model files are silently omitted from diff analysis.</violation>
<violation number="4" location="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-impact.ts:333">
P2: Git diff mode silently ignores SQL models outside a literal `models/` directory. Discover model files from the manifest/configured model paths, or validate changed files against manifest `original_file_path` before filtering them.</violation>
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<file name="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-factor.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-factor.ts:77">
P2: Default `--apply` to the first remaining proposal when `--model` filters out proposal `#1`; the current default still searches for index 1 and refuses the available proposal.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-factor.ts:87">
P2: Multi-file apply is not atomic: a failed later write leaves the dbt project partially modified while the command has already written earlier files. Stage all edits and commit them atomically, or roll back completed writes on failure.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-factor.ts:100">
P2: With `--apply --json`, consumers whose SQL can't be rendered (`UNCLASSIFIED`) are silently dropped from the output, so downstream impact goes unreported. Add the unclassified entries to the JSON `apply` payload, as dbt-impact does.</violation>
<violation number="4" location="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-factor.ts:108">
P2: A failed post-apply impact analysis currently produces a successful exit code, so CI cannot tell that the required downstream check did not run. Track impact failures and set a nonzero exit code after reporting them.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/review/orchestrate.ts:663">
P1: A rename that keeps the model name (a pure directory move) is treated as a whole-model drop here, so loader/served-table consumers are reported as breaking and the finding is `critical`. Only call the drop path when the model name changes, matching `isBreakingRemoval` in `lineageBreakageLane`.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/review/orchestrate.ts:701">
P2: Use the compiled pair only when both sides resolve; otherwise fall back to both engine SQL sides. The current independent fallbacks can compare raw Jinja against compiled SQL.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/review/orchestrate.ts:730">
P2: Include the consumer in `ruleKey`; findings for consumers sharing a model, column, and reason otherwise receive the same fingerprint and `dedupe()` drops all but one.</violation>
<violation number="4" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/review/orchestrate.ts:1480">
P2: YAML-only declared-column changes never run the schema-lag lane. `sourceYamlChanged` is evaluated here, but the lane is scheduled only for model contexts, so a PR that changes only `sources.yml` produces no schema-lag check; schedule the lane for the affected source consumers or otherwise resolve model contexts from the YAML change.</violation>
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<file name="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-impact-compiled.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-impact-compiled.ts:48">
P2: Diff mode misses incremental strategy and unique-key changes when `materialized` stays the same, so the impact engine never analyzes those rebuild semantics. Detect relevant materialization-config changes independently of the materialized value and emit the corresponding change.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-impact-compiled.ts:144">
P1: A failed compile can still leave a partial `manifest.json`, and this return path makes the caller compare it as complete; missing nodes then become false model drops. Do not expose a failed side's manifest as a successful compiled side, or carry per-side compile status through to the fallback.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="plugins/claude-code/skills/dbt-pr-review/SKILL.md:29">
P1: The preflight uses `dbt parse`, which produces a manifest without `compiled_code`. The engine's AST and equivalence lanes then return nothing for those models, so the verdict looks clean when it was not checked. Change the preflight to `dbt compile` (as the CI example does) and note that compile needs profile credentials.</violation>
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<file name="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-factor-helpers.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-factor-helpers.ts:80">
P2: The new model is always written to `models/intermediate`, ignoring the project's `model-paths`. On a project with `model-paths: ['transform']`, dbt will not find the new model, and every consumer `ref()` to it will fail. Derive the directory from the project's model paths or the consumers' `original_file_path`.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-factor-helpers.ts:100">
P2: `new_model_sql` defaults to an empty string and nothing rejects it. `--apply` then writes an empty intermediate model and points consumers at it, while reporting APPLIED. Refuse the plan when the engine returns no model SQL.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-factor-helpers.ts:109">
P1: Build the factored model's relation mappings from all consumers; using only the first consumer's bindings can leave later consumers' relations hardcoded in the new model.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="plugins/claude-code/skills/dbt-schema-verify/SKILL.md:49">
P2: The fallback script searches for the literal model name `"MODEL_NAME"`, so it fails with `StopIteration` for every real model. Pass the model name into the script (for example `python3 - "$ARGUMENTS" <<'PY'`) and read it with `sys.argv[1]`.</violation>
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<file name="packages/opencode/src/altimate/review/rule-catalog.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/review/rule-catalog.ts:113">
P2: Preserve an unknown dialect as undefined for this gate; `run.ts` substitutes `snowflake` when detection fails, so this filter silently drops non-Snowflake rules in lint-only runs.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/review/rule-catalog.ts:1481">
P2: `sf-transient-loss` loses detection of `materialized='transient'`. Literal blanking turns that value into `''` before the match. Add `literalsMatter: true` like the sibling materialization rules.</violation>
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<file name="packages/opencode/test/cli/dbt-impact-schema-lag.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/test/cli/dbt-impact-schema-lag.test.ts:331">
P2: This suite leaves its fake `schema.inspect` handler installed after completion. Restore the connections handlers (or otherwise restore the original dispatcher state) in teardown so later tests do not observe the fake columns and relation behavior.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/opencode/test/cli/dbt-impact-schema-lag.test.ts:426">
P2: This test does not exercise the exclusivity behavior it names: it never passes `jobs-from`, and direct handler calls bypass the builder check. Add both options and assert the parser/check rejects them, or rename this case to cover only the missing-file error.</violation>
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<file name="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-optimize-helpers.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-optimize-helpers.ts:124">
P2: With `--allow-unproven`, `chooseProposal` still refuses when the only candidate is an undecidable readability-only proposal, and the message then tells the user to re-run with `--allow-unproven`. Either accept undecidable non-perf proposals under the flag, or reword the message to match what the flag actually allows.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-optimize-helpers.ts:143">
P2: `chooseProposal` can apply an `invalid_sql` proposal when `--allow-unproven` is passed, or when `--proposal N` names one. The rewrite does not bind, so the model file is broken until someone reverts it. Refuse `invalid_sql` before the refuted check.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-optimize-helpers.ts:201">
P1: Validate proposal model names before using them in output paths; a name containing `../` can make `--apply` write files outside the dbt project.</violation>
<violation number="4" location="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-optimize-helpers.ts:216">
P1: A proposal without `after_sql` is mapped to an empty string, and `--apply` then overwrites the model file with an empty body. Refuse when `after_sql` is empty before mapping.</violation>
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<file name="packages/opencode/src/altimate/review/run.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/review/run.ts:434">
P2: Custom manifest paths make schema-lag use the wrong dbt project root. Derive this from the discovered `dbtRoot`/project directory and pass it into the job and runner setup instead of assuming the manifest is always two levels below the project.</violation>
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<file name="packages/opencode/src/altimate/review/dbt-patterns.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/review/dbt-patterns.ts:246">
P2: Require a word boundary before matching `limit 1`; the scan starts at every top-level character, so `max_limit 1` is misread as a row limit and can suppress a cartesian-product finding.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/review/dbt-patterns.ts:266">
P2: The single-row check in `isSingleRowCte` treats any aggregate call as collapsing the CTE to one row. Window aggregates like `sum(x) over (partition by k)` do not collapse rows, so a CROSS JOIN to such a CTE is wrongly suppressed. Exclude aggregates followed by `over (` before accepting the CTE as single-row.</violation>
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<file name="packages/opencode/test/altimate/data-diff-cross-dialect.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/test/altimate/data-diff-cross-dialect.test.ts:280">
P2: This assertion is too permissive to verify timezone normalization: it allows both January 1 and January 2, so a regression that preserves the local date instead of the UTC instant can pass. Assert the exact expected value, `2024-01-02 00:00:00.000`.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location=".opencode/skills/dbt-optimize/SKILL.md:51">
P2: The no-warehouse fallback conflicts with the stated bar. For an UNDECIDABLE proposal, the step 2 proof gives no evidence, so the skill should say not to apply it without a passing parity check.</violation>
<violation number="2" location=".opencode/skills/dbt-optimize/SKILL.md:56">
P2: The `dbt-impact` check is only in the Report section, after `--apply` has already written the change. Move it into step 3, before the apply command, so a column or materialization change is checked before files are edited.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/test/cli/dbt-perf.test.ts:78">
P2: These formatter tests always pass `failOn: "none"`, so every rendered report ends with `PASS` and the suite does not cover the CLI's failure output for `--fail-on`. Parameterize the helper with a fail threshold and add a warning/error case that asserts `FAIL`.</violation>
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<file name="packages/opencode/test/cli/dbt-mart-optimizer.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/test/cli/dbt-mart-optimizer.test.ts:45">
P2: This suite claims command-handler coverage but does not exercise `DbtParityCommand`. Add a fake-connection handler test covering plan options, executor calls, and the non-`match` exit path so command wiring regressions are caught.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-parity-helpers.ts:35">
P2: Tasks without SQL are dropped silently here, so a malformed check vanishes from the verdict and the plan can still report MATCH. Keep these tasks as `error` outcomes (for example, with `detail: "missing sql"`) so verdictOf reports them as inconclusive.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-parity-helpers.ts:213">
P2: A zero-row join is reported as a 100% match rate. Use `null` (or `NaN`) for the rate when `joined` is 0, and render it as "no rows joined". Also treat zero joined rows as inconclusive, not as a pass.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="plugins/claude-code/skills/dbt-factor/SKILL.md:25">
P2: `--apply` also writes when a consumer proof is UNDECIDABLE or unknown, not only when it is PROVEN. The skill should say so and tell users to verify those consumers with `dbt-parity` before merging.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="plugins/claude-code/skills/dbt-factor/SKILL.md:28">
P2: The instruction does not set a materialization, yet the skill says the new model is materialised. Give the exact config to add, for example `{{ config(materialized='table') }}`, so the factored model is actually built as a table.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/opencode/src/altimate/review/config.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/review/config.ts:86">
P2: `schemaLag.jobs` in config is resolved against the dbt project root (parent of the manifest's `target/` dir), but the CLI `--jobs` and the config file's own location use the review cwd. A path written relative to the repo root will miss when the manifest lives in a subdirectory. Resolve config `jobs` against `opts.cwd` (as the CLI path does), and document the base in this comment.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/opencode/src/altimate/review/risk-tier.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/review/risk-tier.ts:416">
P2: Adding `schema_lag` to the lite tier means any lite PR that modifies a model's SQL now triggers `compileSides` (two dbt compiles) before the lane checks whether any column changed. The column check runs after `lagSides()` in `schemaLagLane`, so the cost is paid even when no column changes. Move the `columnsChanged` check ahead of the `lagSides()` call, or keep `schema_lag` out of lite.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/opencode/test/altimate/review.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/test/altimate/review.test.ts:2689">
P3: This “every base-vs-head lane” regression test omits `schema_lag`, so it would not catch project reviews running or silently dropping the new schema-lag lane. Add `schema_lag` to the asserted skipped lanes.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/opencode/src/altimate/review/runner.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/review/runner.ts:118">
P2: `sinksPath` is never passed by any caller (run.ts only sets `manifestPath`, `schemaContext`, and `jobs`), so these added branches are dead. Either wire a `--sinks` option through `reviewPullRequest` or remove the field and both conditional uses.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/review/runner.ts:516">
P2: This `.catch(() => undefined)` silently drops a thrown job-map error, so the cross-job check is skipped with no warning. That is the silent skip the PR says it removed. Report the error to stderr here, matching run.ts's `⚠️ schema_lag:` message.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-perf.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-perf.ts:181">
P2: If the engine returns a success payload without a `findings` array, this normalizes to zero findings and `--fail-on` exits 0. Reject that payload before the gate runs.</violation>
</file>
<file name="plugins/claude-code/skills/dbt-project-review/SKILL.md">
<violation number="1" location="plugins/claude-code/skills/dbt-project-review/SKILL.md:98">
P2: The enumerated skipped-lane list omits `schema_lag`, which `--all` reports as skipped. Add it, and the `dbt_patterns:fanout_join` skip, so the user is told that schema-lag was not checked in a project review.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/opencode/src/index.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/index.ts:250">
P2: The new dbt commands are not added to `CLI_COMMAND_NAMES`, so `altimate dbt-impact`, `dbt-optimize`, `dbt-parity`, `dbt-factor`, and `dbt-perf` are attributed as `tui` in telemetry and startup logs. They also don't count for first-run health. Add the five names to the set, as was done for `learn`.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/opencode/test/altimate/altimate-core-native.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/test/altimate/altimate-core-native.test.ts:940">
P3: This assertion does not verify that a missing binding produces an actionable error; any string, including `"failed"` or `""`, passes. Assert the expected unavailable-binding guidance when the export is absent, while handling the newer-core branch separately.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/review.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/review.ts:166">
P2: `--all --post` publishes a whole-project verdict to the PR. In gate mode, pre-existing issues in unrelated models can block the merge. Either reject `--all` with `--post`, or document this use explicitly.</violation>
</file>
<file name="plugins/claude-code/skills/dbt-optimize/SKILL.md">
<violation number="1" location="plugins/claude-code/skills/dbt-optimize/SKILL.md:52">
P2: The no-warehouse fallback conflicts with the UNDECIDABLE rule. Without a warehouse, step 4 cannot pass, and an UNDECIDABLE proposal has no step-2 proof to report. State explicitly that an UNDECIDABLE proposal must not be applied without a warehouse parity run.</violation>
</file>
<file name=".opencode/skills/dbt-parity/SKILL.md">
<violation number="1" location=".opencode/skills/dbt-parity/SKILL.md:18">
P2: A MISMATCH can come from source data changing between the two builds, not from the SQL change. Tell the user to build `--before` and `--after` from the same source snapshot, or to rerun against unchanged sources, before attributing a mismatch to the model.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/opencode/src/altimate/review/verdict.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/review/verdict.ts:125">
P2: A `scope: "project"` envelope can be built and signed without `lanes`, so it reads like a complete review. Add the same boundary check used for the G2 fields in the `superRefine`, so the lane report is required in project scope.</violation>
</file>
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| reason: | ||
| "the proposal's before_sql is not the model's compiled SQL (a fragment, or a different compile) — applying its after_sql would replace more than it rewrote", | ||
| } | ||
| let body = input.afterSql.trim() |
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P1: mapRewriteToRaw accepts newly introduced hard-coded relations because it validates only the original bindings. Reject or explicitly map every relation introduced by afterSql before returning an applyable raw patch.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. When an issue isn't valid or won't be fixed in this PR, reply in its thread with the reason and then resolve the thread. At packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-mart-helpers.ts, line 288:
<comment>`mapRewriteToRaw` accepts newly introduced hard-coded relations because it validates only the original bindings. Reject or explicitly map every relation introduced by `afterSql` before returning an applyable raw patch.</comment>
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+ reason:
+ "the proposal's before_sql is not the model's compiled SQL (a fragment, or a different compile) — applying its after_sql would replace more than it rewrote",
+ }
+ let body = input.afterSql.trim()
+ const ordered = [...align.bindings].sort((a, b) => b.rendered.length - a.rendered.length)
+ for (const b of ordered) body = body.replace(relationRegex(b.rendered), () => b.jinja)
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| /** The engine's overall verdict, raised to the worst hop when a hop is worse. */ | ||
| export function reportVerdict(r: ImpactReport): ImpactVerdict { | ||
| const hops = worstVerdict(r.entries) | ||
| return r.verdict && VERDICT_RANK[r.verdict] > VERDICT_RANK[hops] ? r.verdict : hops |
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P1: reportVerdict ignores schema_lag findings, so a breaking schema-lag report without a top-level verdict renders as breaking but produces worst: safe and bypasses --fail-on. Include schema-lag verdicts in the worst-verdict calculation.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. When an issue isn't valid or won't be fixed in this PR, reply in its thread with the reason and then resolve the thread. At packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-impact-helpers.ts, line 203:
<comment>`reportVerdict` ignores `schema_lag` findings, so a breaking schema-lag report without a top-level verdict renders as breaking but produces `worst: safe` and bypasses `--fail-on`. Include schema-lag verdicts in the worst-verdict calculation.</comment>
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@@ -0,0 +1,300 @@
+/** The engine's overall verdict, raised to the worst hop when a hop is worse. */
+export function reportVerdict(r: ImpactReport): ImpactVerdict {
+ const hops = worstVerdict(r.entries)
+ return r.verdict && VERDICT_RANK[r.verdict] > VERDICT_RANK[hops] ? r.verdict : hops
+}
+
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| return r.verdict && VERDICT_RANK[r.verdict] > VERDICT_RANK[hops] ? r.verdict : hops | |
| return [hops, ...r.schema_lag.map((f) => f.verdict), r.verdict ?? "safe"].reduce<ImpactVerdict>((w, v) => (VERDICT_RANK[v] > VERDICT_RANK[w] ? v : w), "safe") |
| console.error(out.join("\n")) | ||
| } | ||
| const failOn = args["fail-on"] ?? "none" | ||
| if ((failOn === "breaking" && worst === "breaking") || (failOn === "risky" && (worst === "breaking" || worst === "risky"))) |
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P1: Treat unclassified changes as a failed gate whenever --fail-on is enabled; otherwise CI can pass a change the command could not analyze.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. When an issue isn't valid or won't be fixed in this PR, reply in its thread with the reason and then resolve the thread. At packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-impact.ts, line 276:
<comment>Treat unclassified changes as a failed gate whenever `--fail-on` is enabled; otherwise CI can pass a change the command could not analyze.</comment>
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@@ -0,0 +1,422 @@
+ console.error(out.join("\n"))
+ }
+ const failOn = args["fail-on"] ?? "none"
+ if ((failOn === "breaking" && worst === "breaking") || (failOn === "risky" && (worst === "breaking" || worst === "risky")))
+ process.exitCode = 1
+ } finally {
</file context>
| const manifest = path.join(targetPath, "manifest.json") | ||
| if (!r.ok) notes.push(`${name}: dbt compile failed (${r.error ?? "unknown error"}); uncompiled models fall back to the raw SQL`) | ||
| else if (!r.offline) notes.push(`${name}: compiled with a warehouse connection (the offline compile needed introspection)`) | ||
| return existsSync(manifest) ? manifest : undefined |
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P1: A failed compile can still leave a partial manifest.json, and this return path makes the caller compare it as complete; missing nodes then become false model drops. Do not expose a failed side's manifest as a successful compiled side, or carry per-side compile status through to the fallback.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. When an issue isn't valid or won't be fixed in this PR, reply in its thread with the reason and then resolve the thread. At packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-impact-compiled.ts, line 144:
<comment>A failed compile can still leave a partial `manifest.json`, and this return path makes the caller compare it as complete; missing nodes then become false model drops. Do not expose a failed side's manifest as a successful compiled side, or carry per-side compile status through to the fallback.</comment>
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@@ -0,0 +1,163 @@
+ const manifest = path.join(targetPath, "manifest.json")
+ if (!r.ok) notes.push(`${name}: dbt compile failed (${r.error ?? "unknown error"}); uncompiled models fall back to the raw SQL`)
+ else if (!r.offline) notes.push(`${name}: compiled with a warehouse connection (the offline compile needed introspection)`)
+ return existsSync(manifest) ? manifest : undefined
+ }
+ try {
</file context>
| connection: | ||
|
|
||
| ```bash | ||
| cd <dbt project dir> && dbt deps && dbt parse --profiles-dir . |
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P1: The preflight uses dbt parse, which produces a manifest without compiled_code. The engine's AST and equivalence lanes then return nothing for those models, so the verdict looks clean when it was not checked. Change the preflight to dbt compile (as the CI example does) and note that compile needs profile credentials.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. When an issue isn't valid or won't be fixed in this PR, reply in its thread with the reason and then resolve the thread. At plugins/claude-code/skills/dbt-pr-review/SKILL.md, line 29:
<comment>The preflight uses `dbt parse`, which produces a manifest without `compiled_code`. The engine's AST and equivalence lanes then return nothing for those models, so the verdict looks clean when it was not checked. Change the preflight to `dbt compile` (as the CI example does) and note that compile needs profile credentials.</comment>
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@@ -0,0 +1,57 @@
+connection:
+
+```bash
+cd <dbt project dir> && dbt deps && dbt parse --profiles-dir .
+```
+
</file context>
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| cd <dbt project dir> && dbt deps && dbt parse --profiles-dir . | |
| cd <dbt project dir> && dbt deps && dbt compile --profiles-dir . |
| const byId = nodes.find((n) => n.unique_id === name) | ||
| if (byId) return byId | ||
| const matches = nodes.filter((n) => n.name === name) | ||
| return matches.length === 1 ? matches[0] : undefined |
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P2: The doc comment says ambiguous names resolve to the root-project model, but the code does not check for a dependency at all. matches.length === 1 returns undefined for any ambiguity, so either the comment is wrong or the root-project preference is missing. Please implement the stated lookup or correct the comment.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. When an issue isn't valid or won't be fixed in this PR, reply in its thread with the reason and then resolve the thread. At packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-mart-helpers.ts, line 62:
<comment>The doc comment says ambiguous names resolve to the root-project model, but the code does not check for a dependency at all. `matches.length === 1` returns undefined for any ambiguity, so either the comment is wrong or the root-project preference is missing. Please implement the stated lookup or correct the comment.</comment>
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@@ -0,0 +1,346 @@
+ const byId = nodes.find((n) => n.unique_id === name)
+ if (byId) return byId
+ const matches = nodes.filter((n) => n.name === name)
+ return matches.length === 1 ? matches[0] : undefined
+}
+
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| /** Which review lanes ran and which could not, with the reason. Present in | ||
| * `project` scope, where the base-vs-head lanes have no input — a consumer | ||
| * must be able to tell "clean" from "that half of the review never ran". */ | ||
| lanes: z |
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P2: A scope: "project" envelope can be built and signed without lanes, so it reads like a complete review. Add the same boundary check used for the G2 fields in the superRefine, so the lane report is required in project scope.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. When an issue isn't valid or won't be fixed in this PR, reply in its thread with the reason and then resolve the thread. At packages/opencode/src/altimate/review/verdict.ts, line 125:
<comment>A `scope: "project"` envelope can be built and signed without `lanes`, so it reads like a complete review. Add the same boundary check used for the G2 fields in the `superRefine`, so the lane report is required in project scope.</comment>
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@@ -103,6 +116,23 @@ export const VerdictEnvelope = z.object({
+ /** Which review lanes ran and which could not, with the reason. Present in
+ * `project` scope, where the base-vs-head lanes have no input — a consumer
+ * must be able to tell "clean" from "that half of the review never ran". */
+ lanes: z
+ .object({
+ ran: z.array(z.string()),
</file context>
| p = | ||
| perf.find(isProven) ?? | ||
| (opts.allowUnproven | ||
| ? perf.find((x) => x.proofNormalized.status !== "refuted" && x.applicable !== false) |
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P2: With --allow-unproven, chooseProposal still refuses when the only candidate is an undecidable readability-only proposal, and the message then tells the user to re-run with --allow-unproven. Either accept undecidable non-perf proposals under the flag, or reword the message to match what the flag actually allows.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. When an issue isn't valid or won't be fixed in this PR, reply in its thread with the reason and then resolve the thread. At packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/dbt-optimize-helpers.ts, line 124:
<comment>With `--allow-unproven`, `chooseProposal` still refuses when the only candidate is an undecidable readability-only proposal, and the message then tells the user to re-run with `--allow-unproven`. Either accept undecidable non-perf proposals under the flag, or reword the message to match what the flag actually allows.</comment>
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@@ -0,0 +1,330 @@
+ p =
+ perf.find(isProven) ??
+ (opts.allowUnproven
+ ? perf.find((x) => x.proofNormalized.status !== "refuted" && x.applicable !== false)
+ : undefined)
+ if (!p) {
</file context>
| "data_diff", | ||
| "topology_equivalence", | ||
| "schema_yml_test_removal", | ||
| "ai_review", |
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P3: This “every base-vs-head lane” regression test omits schema_lag, so it would not catch project reviews running or silently dropping the new schema-lag lane. Add schema_lag to the asserted skipped lanes.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. When an issue isn't valid or won't be fixed in this PR, reply in its thread with the reason and then resolve the thread. At packages/opencode/test/altimate/review.test.ts, line 2689:
<comment>This “every base-vs-head lane” regression test omits `schema_lag`, so it would not catch project reviews running or silently dropping the new schema-lag lane. Add `schema_lag` to the asserted skipped lanes.</comment>
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@@ -2534,3 +2592,185 @@ describe("orchestrate", () => {
+ "data_diff",
+ "topology_equivalence",
+ "schema_yml_test_removal",
+ "ai_review",
+ ]) {
+ expect(skipped[lane]).toBeTruthy()
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| "ai_review", | |
| "ai_review", | |
| "schema_lag", |
| if (res.success) { | ||
| expect(res.data).toBeDefined() | ||
| } else { | ||
| expect(typeof res.error).toBe("string") |
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P3: This assertion does not verify that a missing binding produces an actionable error; any string, including "failed" or "", passes. Assert the expected unavailable-binding guidance when the export is absent, while handling the newer-core branch separately.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. When an issue isn't valid or won't be fixed in this PR, reply in its thread with the reason and then resolve the thread. At packages/opencode/test/altimate/altimate-core-native.test.ts, line 940:
<comment>This assertion does not verify that a missing binding produces an actionable error; any string, including `"failed"` or `""`, passes. Assert the expected unavailable-binding guidance when the export is absent, while handling the newer-core branch separately.</comment>
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@@ -915,3 +922,24 @@ describe("core 0.5.1 dialect forwarding + decidable", () => {
+ if (res.success) {
+ expect(res.data).toBeDefined()
+ } else {
+ expect(typeof res.error).toBe("string")
+ expect(res.error).not.toContain("is not a function")
+ }
</file context>
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Summary
dbt mart optimization commands and skills, plus a deploy-order check in PR review.
This branch also carries five earlier, unmerged commits it builds on: the Claude Code plugin, project-scope review (
altimate review --all),altimate dbt-perf, and the CROSS JOIN / rule-catalog review fixes. New in this PR:altimate dbt-impact(4626aedeb4): impact of a model change through dbt models, loaders and served tables.--base-manifest/--head-manifest, or from its own offline compile of each side.--jobs jobs.json/--jobs-from selectorsenable the schema-lag check, which catches a reader of a new column that runs in another job before the producer is rebuilt.--livereads the deployed columns.altimate dbt-optimize,dbt-factor,dbt-parity(4626aedeb4): proved rewrites with a cost verdict and apply, factoring of shared logic, and before/after row parity.Skills (
57a9c1b279):dbt-impact,dbt-optimize,dbt-factor,dbt-parity, mirrored into the Claude Code plugin.Review schema-lag lane (
c40a1cfa83): runs on compiled base and head, andaltimate reviewnow takes:--jobs/--jobs-from--base-manifest/--head-manifest--dbt-bin/--profiles-dir/--dbt-targetJob-map failures are now reported instead of skipped silently.
Results
On the public benchmark (king-kong-bench
kong_marts, DuckDB and Trino), the schema-lag cases are caught 3/3 with 0 false alarms by bothdbt-impactandreview. Before the review fix,reviewcaught 0/3.Test plan
bun teston the dbt-*, review, skills, core-native, data-diff and skill suites (1402 pass)tsc --noEmitclean forpackages/opencodemain; resolved one test-file conflict by keeping both test blocksDepends on the altimate-core-internal PR (
feat/dbt-mart-optimizer) for the new core bindings.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
Summary by cubic
Adds dbt mart optimizer commands and skills, plus a schema-lag lane to
altimate reviewthat catches when a reader of a new column runs in an earlier job than the producer that builds it.New Features
altimate dbt-impacttraces the blast radius of a model change through dbt models, loaders, and served tables, comparing compiled SQL from--base-manifest/--head-manifestor offline compiles of each side;--jobs/--jobs-from selectorsenable the schema-lag check and--livereads deployed columns.altimate dbt-optimize,dbt-factor, anddbt-parityfor proven rewrites with a cost verdict, factoring shared logic into one model, and before/after row parity..opencode/skills/and the Claude Code plugin.altimate reviewnow takes--jobs,--base-manifest/--head-manifest, and--dbt-bin/--profiles-dir/--dbt-target; job-map failures are reported instead of silently skipped.On the public benchmark, schema-lag cases are caught 3/3 with 0 false alarms by both
dbt-impactandreview, wherereviewpreviously caught 0/3. Depends on the matchingaltimate-core-internalPR for the new core bindings.Written for commit c40a1cf. Summary will update on new commits.
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