feat: generate brain tools skill from OpenAPI; rename db-yaml to postgres (#21)
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Cursor skills stay in lockstep with serve handlers. CI checks every bin/
path named in SKILL.md exists.
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- If recall looks wrong, run `bin/brain/eval.go`; it gates control questions and
should stay at or above 95% recall@5.
- Agents: `GET /openapi.json` and `POST /mcp` on `bin/brain/serve.go` (same
handlers; tool names match paths `search`/`get`/`stats`/`audit`).
handlers; tool names match paths `search`/`get`/`stats`/`audit`). Generated
list: [tools.md](tools.md).
- Never report an unconfirmed single-source local answer as fact.
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# brain HTTP / MCP tools
Generated from `internal/httpapi.Ops`. Do not edit by hand.
Serve: `bin/brain/serve.go` (`GET /openapi.json`, `POST /mcp`).
- `search` — deduction search (facts → info → web)
- `get` — read one leaf by id
- `stats` — index health
- `audit` — facts confidence histogram
- `ingest` — rebuild hint (write is v2)
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---
name: db-yaml
description: >-
Read any Postgres as compact YAML through db/psql-yq, with a read-only guard and
named profiles. Use when a task needs table contents, column types or a SELECT
against cs_brain or another project database.
---
# db-yaml
`bin/db/psql-yq` (vendored in this repo) talks to Postgres and returns YAML,
which is far cheaper than a psql ASCII table and easy to slice with `yq`.
```bash
bin/db/psql-yq --profile onlyoffice -s document_asset # column list
bin/db/psql-yq --profile onlyoffice -t task_result -l 20 # sample rows as YAML
bin/db/psql-yq --profile onlyoffice -c 'SELECT ...' # query -> YAML
```
Ad-hoc targets without a profile:
```bash
bin/db/psql-yq --container my-pg --db app -c 'SELECT 1'
bin/db/psql-yq --dsn 'postgres://user@host:5432/db' -c 'SELECT 1'
```
## Profiles
Connection details live in `~/.config/brain/db-profiles.yml` (mode 600), never in a
project repo. A profile names either a `container` or a `host`; passwords are read
from a separate `password_env_file` and never appear in argv.
## Rules
- **Read-only.** Any `insert|update|delete|drop|truncate|alter|create|grant|
revoke|vacuum|copy` is rejected with exit 3. Do not work around it.
- **PII.** `cs_brain` holds client data. Aggregate and count freely; never copy
names or addresses into chat, issues or docs.
- Use `-l` to keep samples small. Twenty rows answer most questions.
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---
name: postgres
description: >-
Read Postgres as compact YAML through bin/postgres/query.go (read-only
guard, named profiles). Use when a task needs table contents, column types,
or a SELECT against an ops database.
---
# postgres
`bin/postgres/query.go` wraps vendored `bin/db/psql-yq`. Output is YAML
(cheaper than psql ASCII, easy to slice with `yq`).
```bash
bin/postgres/query.go --profile onlyoffice -s document_asset # column list
bin/postgres/query.go --profile onlyoffice -t task_result -l 20 # sample rows
bin/postgres/query.go --profile onlyoffice -c 'SELECT ...' # query → YAML
```
Ad-hoc targets without a profile:
```bash
bin/postgres/query.go --container my-pg --db app -c 'SELECT 1'
bin/postgres/query.go --dsn 'postgres://user@host:5432/db' -c 'SELECT 1'
```
## Profiles
Connection details live in `$HOME/.config/brain/db-profiles.yml` (mode 600),
never in a project repo. A profile names either a `container` or a `host`;
passwords are read from a separate `password_env_file` and never appear in argv.
## Rules
- **Read-only.** Any `insert|update|delete|drop|truncate|alter|create|grant|
revoke|vacuum|copy` is rejected with exit 3. Do not work around it.
- **PII.** Client CRM databases: aggregate and count freely; never copy names
or addresses into chat, issues or docs.
- Use `-l` to keep samples small. Twenty rows answer most questions.