Detects schema drift between canonical sources and local mirrors.
npx skills add https://github.com/ChazzCoin/claude-kit --skill schema-check-chazzcoin
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: schema-check Source: https://github.com/ChazzCoin/claude-kit/tree/main/kit/skills/schema-check Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ChazzCoin/claude-kit --skill schema-check-chazzcoin
Reconcile this project's local schema mirror against an externally-owned canonical schema (iOS Realm models, backend protobufs, OpenAPI specs, GraphQL schemas, partner API docs, etc.). Detects drift between what the canonical source says and what this codebase mirrors. Triggered when the user says — e.g. "/schema-check", "iOS just shipped a new field", "check our models against the API", "is our schema still in sync".
Per CLAUDE.md: honest reporting. If a field is missing, say so. If the source-of-truth wasn't reachable, say so plainly — don't fabricate parity.
Paste or point to the canonical source and run a drift check against the local mirror to generate a report.
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Detect schema drift by diffing the canonical OpenAPI source against your local mirror field-by-field, surfacing missing, extra, renamed, or type discrepancies in a structured report without modifying any source files.
A canonical schema drift check reconciles an externally-owned schema, such as GraphQL or protobuf definitions, against local mirrors to identify parity gaps and breaking changes without applying remediation.
Check protobuf model sync by comparing the backend canonical protobufs against your local repository mirrors to surface field-level drift, including optionality and default value discrepancies, in a generated report.
The schema drift report does not include remediation steps or apply fixes; it strictly surfaces breaking versus latent drift and cosmetic notes to guide separate remediation tasks while enforcing verbatim adherence to the canonical source.
Yes, you can compare iOS Realm models against an upstream API schema by locating the canonical source and local mirrors, then diffing them to report any missing fields or type changes without modifying the source.
If the canonical schema source is not reachable during a drift check, the report will plainly state that the source-of-truth was inaccessible and will not fabricate parity, ensuring honest reporting of the actual sync status.
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