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…uniqueness, value shapes, MongoDB paths) - SQL profile (sqlite, duckdb, postgres) stays one query per table but now returns frequency-ranked values with counts; high-cardinality text shows the 3 most frequent values instead of arbitrary ones - mark columns whose distinct count equals their non-null count as `unique in sample` - report the top value shapes of informative text columns (`H01M4/9066` -> `A9+A9/9+`), skipping free text and plain single-shape words - show one ~160 character example for long text columns - MongoDB: the driver reports nested dotted paths (depth <= 3, `field[]` for arrays of objects) with a presence share, exposes `sampleDocuments`, and `schema_inspect` builds the same value profile from the sampled documents Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…nd MongoDB notation - render UUID, ObjectId, Decimal128, Long, Timestamp, regex, Code and MinKey/MaxKey as readable text; values with no text form report "values not profiled (type)" instead of "all NULL" - carry key paths as segments so keys containing "." are read correctly - name nested fields in MongoDB dot notation (`items.sku`) and mark array membership in a "Nested fields" listing - revert `describeTable` to its top-level behaviour; nested fields are derived in `schema_inspect` from the single document sample used for the value profile - bound the sample with `maxTimeMS` and the tool call's abort signal - add real-BSON unit tests, a describeTable regression test, and a real-server e2e case Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| const { connect } = await import("../../../../drivers/src/duckdb") | ||
| const dir = (await import("fs")).mkdtempSync((await import("os")).tmpdir() + "/schemavals-rich-") |
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| const results = cols.map((f) => profileField(docs, f)) | ||
| const sampled = docs.length >= PROFILE_SAMPLE_DOCUMENTS | ||
| const lines = results.map((r) => (typeof r === "string" ? r : renderProfile(r, sampled))) | ||
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WARNING: profileDocuments emits a bare "Value samples:" header when no fields are eligible
Unlike formatProfiles (which returns "" when profiles.length === 0), profileDocuments unconditionally builds values starting with "Value samples...:" even when lines is empty (e.g. when a collection only contains arrays of primitives like { tags: ["a"] } or empty objects { meta: {} }). Guard values on lines.length > 0.
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| return { type: "minKey", text: "MinKey" } | ||
| case "MaxKey": | ||
| return { type: "maxKey", text: "MaxKey" } | ||
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SUGGESTION: Handle _bsontype === "UUID" alongside "Binary" in describeValue
While bson.UUID in bson v6 inherits _bsontype = "Binary" from Binary.prototype, packages/drivers/src/mongodb.ts (lines 216 and 335) also handles _bsontype === "UUID" directly. In describeValue, a value with _bsontype === "UUID" falls through to default, returning { type: "uuid", text: undefined } and rendering values not profiled (uuid).
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| .slice(0, PROFILE_EXAMPLES) | ||
| .map((v, i) => counted(JSON.stringify(clipTo(v.value, long && i === 0 ? PROFILE_LONG_EXAMPLE_CHARS : PROFILE_VALUE_CHARS)), v)) | ||
| .join(", ") | ||
| const shapes = p.typed ? "" : renderShapes(values, averageLength(values)) |
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SUGGESTION: Avoid recomputing averageLength(values) in renderProfile
averageLength(values) is computed on line 222 and again here on line 227 (and profileField on line 403 already calls rank before renderProfile calls rank(p.values) again on line 215). Storing const avgLen = averageLength(values) avoids iterating and spreading every string twice per column.
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| expect(calls[0]).toContain("array_agg(CAST(pn AS TEXT) || ':' || pv)") | ||
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SUGGESTION: Clean up the temporary directory in finally
mkdtempSync creates a temporary directory on line 313 (and similarly on line 168), but the finally block only closes the DuckDB connection without removing dir (fs.rmSync(dir, { recursive: true, force: true })).
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…ement marking - attach a handler to the in-flight read so a rejection after abort is not unhandled, and pass the signal to find - accumulate inArray across every occurrence of a nested path so mixed-shape fields are never unique - add tests for both Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…ly for output SQL groups and ranks the full value and applies SUBSTR in the outer projection; the MongoDB profile keys counts by the full rendered text. Long values sharing a 200 character prefix stay distinct and unique. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟡 Minor · Track unrenderable values across each field path. · schema-values.ts:381-407
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winTrack unrenderable values across each field path.
valuesAtreturns each matching array element, buthasTextis tracked once per document. A document containing both text andBinarytherefore incrementsrendered, skips theBinary, and bypasses the fallback. The same omission occurs across ordinary mixed documents. Two distinct text values plus oneBinarycan incorrectly produceunique in sample.Count every unrenderable non-null value and use the existing fallback when the count is nonzero. This covers ordinary mixed documents and mixed array elements.
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const counts = new Map<string, number>() let present = 0 let rendered = 0 + let unrenderable = 0 for (const doc of docs) { let hasValue = false let hasText = false for (const raw of valuesAt(doc, f.path)) { const { text } = describeValue(raw) if (raw === null || raw === undefined) continue hasValue = true - if (text === undefined) continue + if (text === undefined) { + unrenderable++ + continue + } hasText = true counts.set(text, (counts.get(text) ?? 0) + 1) } if (hasValue) present++ if (hasText) rendered++ } const types = [...f.types].filter((t) => t !== "null") - // Never report "all NULL" for values that exist but have no text form. - if (present > 0 && rendered === 0) return `${f.name}: values not profiled (${types.join(" | ")})` + // Do not report a partial profile when any value has no text form. + if (present > 0 && unrenderable > 0) return `${f.name}: values not profiled (${types.join(" | ")})`🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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| // Values are grouped and ranked in full; only the selected entries are clipped for transfer. | ||
| // Each entry is "<count>:<value>"; the count is digits only, so the first colon splits it. | ||
| return ( | ||
| `SELECT ${lit} AS col, COUNT(*) AS total, COUNT(${col}) AS nonnull, COUNT(DISTINCT ${col}) AS ndistinct, ` + | ||
| `(SELECT ${aggregate}(v) FROM (SELECT DISTINCT ${col} AS v FROM s WHERE ${col} IS NOT NULL ` + | ||
| `LIMIT ${PROFILE_LOW_CARDINALITY + 1}) AS sampled_values) AS vals FROM s` | ||
| `(SELECT ${aggregate}(CAST(pn AS TEXT) || ':' || SUBSTR(pv, 1, ${PROFILE_FETCH_CHARS})) FROM (SELECT ${col} AS pv, COUNT(*) AS pn FROM s ` + | ||
| `WHERE ${col} IS NOT NULL GROUP BY ${col} ORDER BY pn DESC, pv LIMIT ${PROFILE_FETCHED_VALUES}) AS top_values) AS vals FROM s` |
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Disambiguate clipped profile examples.
buildProfileSql groups full SQL values but transfers only their first 200 characters. renderProfile can therefore render several distinct values as the same example while retaining separate counts. MongoDB has the same issue because profileField clips full-text keys before rendering.
Keep the bounded transfer. Mark duplicate rendered examples, or include another bounded disambiguator. The existing long-value tests should assert that colliding examples are distinguishable.
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function renderProfile(p: ColumnProfile, sampled: boolean): string {
const missing = p.nulls ?? p.total - p.nonNull
const nullPct = p.total > 0 ? Math.round((missing / p.total) * 100) : 0
const nulls = nullPct > 0 ? `, ${nullPct}% null` : missing > 0 ? `, <1% null` : ""
if (p.nonNull === 0) return `${p.name}: all NULL`
const approx = sampled ? "~" : ""
const unique = !p.multi && p.total > 1 && p.nonNull > 1 && p.distinct === p.nonNull
const head = `${p.name}: ${approx}${p.distinct.toLocaleString()} distinct${unique ? ", unique in sample" : ""}`
const values = rank(p.values)
+ const disambiguate = (texts: string[]) => {
+ const totals = new Map<string, number>()
+ for (const text of texts) totals.set(text, (totals.get(text) ?? 0) + 1)
+ const seen = new Map<string, number>()
+ return texts.map((text) => {
+ const occurrence = (seen.get(text) ?? 0) + 1
+ seen.set(text, occurrence)
+ return (totals.get(text) ?? 0) > 1 ? `${text} [distinct clipped value ${occurrence}]` : text
+ })
+ }
// When every value occurs once the counts carry no information.
const counted = (text: string, v: ValueCount) => (unique ? text : `${text} (${v.count.toLocaleString()})`)
if (p.distinct <= PROFILE_LOW_CARDINALITY) {
- return `${head} — ${values.map((v) => counted(clip(v.value), v)).join(", ")}${nulls}`
+ const texts = disambiguate(values.map((v) => clip(v.value)))
+ return `${head} — ${values.map((v, i) => counted(texts[i]!, v)).join(", ")}${nulls}`
}
if (!p.text || values.length === 0) return `${head}${nulls}`
const long = averageLength(values) > PROFILE_VALUE_CHARS
- const examples = values
+ const texts = disambiguate(values
.slice(0, PROFILE_EXAMPLES)
- .map((v, i) => counted(JSON.stringify(clipTo(v.value, long && i === 0 ? PROFILE_LONG_EXAMPLE_CHARS : PROFILE_VALUE_CHARS)), v))
+ .map((v, i) => JSON.stringify(clipTo(v.value, long && i === 0 ? PROFILE_LONG_EXAMPLE_CHARS : PROFILE_VALUE_CHARS))))
+ const examples = values.slice(0, PROFILE_EXAMPLES).map((v, i) => counted(texts[i]!, v))
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Keep the bounded value transfer in buildProfileSql, but disambiguate values that
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schema_inspectalready adds a value profile for SQLite, DuckDB and Postgres tables. That profile had gaps that hide what a column actually contains:DISTINCT … LIMIT 21with no ordering, so they were arbitrary, not the common ones.This PR fills those gaps. It adds no new tool parameter and changes nothing for other
describeTableconsumers.SQL tables (still one query per table):
status: 4 distinct — open (812), closed (130), ….unique in samplewhen its distinct count equals its non-null count.H01M4/9066is shown asA9+A9/9+. Free text, uuid columns and single letters-only shapes are skipped.MongoDB collections:
Connector.sampleDocuments. It has the same format as SQL: distinct count, ranked values, null share, uniqueness and shape.values not profiled (<type>)instead of being counted as nulls.Nested fields (sampled N docs):section lists nested paths in MongoDB dot notation (items.sku). Array elements and partial presence are noted, e.g.string (array element, in 67% of docs).describeTableoutput is unchanged, so the schema cache, PII detection and schema-sync see exactly what they saw before.maxTimeMS(at most 15 s or the connection timeout) and honours the tool call's abort. It still asks for thesql_executepermission and runs the precedence check.Profiling fails safe as before: if the profile query fails or times out, the schema is still returned.
The output is larger. A text-heavy 40-column table went from 1,899 to 2,858 characters (1.5x); typical tables grow less.
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packages/opencode:bun test --timeout 30000on all 39 test files that reference the changed exports: 1172 pass, 0 fail. The new SQL cases run against real in-process SQLite and DuckDB: frequency order, the uniqueness flag, shapes (including no shape for free text), the long example, and quoting.bsonvalues: UUID, ObjectId, Decimal128, Long, Timestamp, BSONRegExp, Code, Date, MinKey, binary and dotted keys. They assert the exact rendered lines.packages/drivers: 268 pass. This includes a regression test thatdescribeTableoutput for nested documents is unchanged, and thesampleDocumentstimeout and abort options.DRIVER_E2E_DOCKER=1 bun test test/altimate/drivers-mongodb-e2e.test.tsgave 91 pass, 0 fail, including a new nested-path and profile case. The suite skips without Docker.jsonbanduuidcorrectly. The scratch database was then dropped.bun run typecheckinpackages/opencodeandtsc --noEmitinpackages/driversare both clean.test/altimate/tools/tool-schema*passes, since no tool parameters changed.Independent review: a separate reviewer reviewed
3b81de816e. Its six findings were all in the MongoDB path:[]notation;describeTableconsumers;All six are fixed in
deb2828de7.Not run: an in-flight cancellation of a MongoDB sample read. The already-aborted case is tested.
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schema_inspectoutput from the MongoDB test:Checklist
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Adds bounded MongoDB collection reads and substantially changes profiling SQL/output for schema inspection; behavior is read-only and fail-safe, but touches connector APIs and agent-facing inspect output.
Overview
Enriches
schema_inspectvalue profiles for SQL (SQLite, DuckDB, Postgres) and adds equivalent profiling for MongoDB collections, without new tool parameters.SQL profiling still uses one bounded query per table, but the SQL now returns frequency-ranked values with counts (not arbitrary
DISTINCTsamples). Rendered output addsunique in sample, per-value counts, value shapes for structured text (e.g. patent codes), and a longer first example for prose columns.MongoDB gets a parallel path: optional
Connector.sampleDocumentson the driver (raw finds capped bymaxTimeMS, cancellable viaAbortSignal).schema_inspectpasses database/collection intoprofileValues, which samples up to 100 documents and builds the profile in TypeScript viaprofileDocuments—including a nested fields section (dot paths, array-element markers, doc presence %) and BSON-aware value text.describeTablestays top-level only; profiling failures still return the schema with a one-line note.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit 4edad6c. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.
Summary by cubic
Enriches the
schema_inspectvalue profile for SQLite, DuckDB, Postgres, and MongoDB. Values are now listed most frequent first with counts instead of arbitraryDISTINCTsamples, columns get aunique in sampleflag, code-like text gets value shapes, and long text shows a longer example.MongoDB profiling
Connector.sampleDocuments, capped bymaxTimeMSand the smaller of the connection timeout, and cancelled with the tool call's abort.describeTableoutput is unchanged; unrenderable values reportvalues not profiled (<type>)instead of being counted as nulls.Behavior and limits
sql_executepermission and fails safe, returning the schema if the profile query errors or times out.Written for commit 4edad6c. Summary will update on new commits.
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