dsh-schema-migration-proof
Lets users inspect and verify content-addressed schema migration evidence offline, checking idempotence, reversible rollback, required invariants, and explicit lossy-field disclosure without executing migrations or accessing data.
README
DSH Schema Migration Proof
Offline, content-addressed evidence for recorded DeepSeek Harness schema migrations. It verifies fixed fixture envelopes for output determinism, idempotent reruns, reversible rollback, required invariants and explicit lossy-field disclosure without executing a migration or returning data bodies.
This is not a migration runner, database tool, recovery system, or second surface-contract verifier. dsh-recovery-proof tests isolated restore drills; dsh-surface-contract-proof compares ToolRuntime/MCP/CLI envelopes; dsh-lineage records object/action relationships. This project scores the evidence produced by a migration test harness whose tool revision and source/target schemas are pinned.
The manifest contains only stable IDs and SHA-256 digests. Body-, data-, payload-, secret-, credential-, prompt- and message-shaped fields are rejected. A required invariant that is missing, failed or unobserved fails closed. A reversible migration must prove rollback, and a lossy fixture must enumerate every disclosed loss field.
Surfaces
- DSH:
dsh_schema_migration_inspect,dsh_schema_migration_verify. - CLI:
dsh-schema-migration-proof verify --workspace-root examples --migration migration.json --artifact-dir artifacts. - MCP:
schema_migration_inspect_inline,schema_migration_verify_inline; bounded inline JSON only, no filesystem, network, child process or migration execution.
dsh plugin --profile web add github:dongsheng123132/dsh-schema-migration-proof
npm test
npm run check
npm run smoke:plugin
npm run smoke:mcp
MIT
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