Field meaning is handled by this skill in a buyer-readable, reusable workflow.
Relationships is handled by this skill in a buyer-readable, reusable workflow.
SB_database_governor@SB_database_governorSafe Vibe CodingLevel 2 Guided Skill15 minutes
What is this?
A paid data-governance skill that reviews what the app must store, how fields should behave, and what database risks should be handled before schema choices harden. Clarify tables, fields, retention, data meaning, and migration risk before AI-generated code spreads a weak data model. Use it when you need help with Use it when the product starts storing real data such as customers, orders, access rights, files, statuses, history, or reports and Use it when fields and tables were created quickly, but you are not sure they match how the business actually works. Without it, teams usually keep suffering through Clearer schema and Less data rework. The buyer can use it to produce Data model review and Field definitions with a clearer next step and less prompt guesswork. It is especially useful for Best for apps that store customer records, orders, tasks, documents, analytics, access passes, or any data the owner must trust later and Buyers who want reusable AI-agent guidance instead of one-off prompts.
When this helps
What you get
- Data model review
- Field definitions
- Migration notes
- Implementation handoff
Use it when
- Use it when the product starts storing real data such as customers, orders, access rights, files, statuses, history, or reports.
- Use it when fields and tables were created quickly, but you are not sure they match how the business actually works.
- Use it when you need the database treated as a product contract before reporting, billing, permissions, or migration becomes painful.
Not the right fit when
- It does not replace a database administrator for high-scale systems. It governs product-level data decisions early.
What this prepares next
Clearer schema -> Less data rework -> Better reporting foundation
Why this is stronger than asking AI once: A normal prompt can produce a useful answer once. This skill gives the buyer a repeatable workflow with checks, boundaries, and handoff evidence.
Who this is for
- Best for apps that store customer records, orders, tasks, documents, analytics, access passes, or any data the owner must trust later.
- Buyers who want reusable AI-agent guidance instead of one-off prompts.
What this helps you improve
- Clearer schema
- Less data rework
- Better reporting foundation
Included interface patterns
Database Intake
Questions workflow, SRS, architecture, scale, query, update/delete, distribution, security, and budget before model selection.
Data demand profile with facts, assumptions, unknowns, and risk level.Table And Field Dictionary
Turns business objects into stable tables, fields, relationships, statuses, indexes, and audit rules.
SRS-linked table and field dictionary.SRS Database Appendix
Preserves DB-ENT, DB-FLD, DB-REL, DB-IDX, DB-MIG, and DB-SAFE entries for future agents.
Database appendix handoff for @SB_srs_governor.Migration And Data Safety
Plans versioned idempotent migrations, backup, rollback, reconciliation, and post-migration checks.
Schema migration and data-safety plan. Workflow fit
Where this skill fits in the workflow.
This product belongs to the Architecture and data stage in the Vibe app builder roadmap. Use the roadmap to decide what to clarify first, which check should come next, and whether a connected workflow fits your current AI project problem better than a single skill.
Connected offer
Choose Platform And Data Safely Bundle
Pick a practical platform path, architecture boundary, and data model before implementation grows.
If two bundles include the same skill, the cart keeps it once and removes the duplicate from the estimate.
Database Governor example result
A short sample of the kind of buyer-readable output Database Governor is designed to produce.
**SB Database Governor**, a SkillBundle workflow for buyers who want safer AI-assisted work without becoming technical project managers. **1. The buyer problem** * **Use:** Use it when the product starts storing real data such as customers, orders, access rights, files, statuses, history, or reports. * **Use:** Use it when fields and tables were created quickly, but you are not sure they match how the business actually works. * **Use:** Use it when you need the database treated as a product contract before reporting, billing, permissions, or migration becomes painful. **2. What Database Governor provides** * **Reviews:** Reviews entities, fields, relationships, ownership, retention, volume, privacy, and migration assumptions. * **Turns:** Turns data decisions into a clear appendix or handoff for implementation. * **Connects:** Connects database planning with SRS, architecture, security, and reporting needs. **3. Buyer benefit** * **Fewer:** Fewer schema mistakes before code and admin screens depend on them. * **Clearer:** Clearer data meaning for future reports, billing, and customer workflows. * **A:** A safer path for migrations and long-term maintenance. **Best fit:** Best for apps that store customer records, orders, tasks, documents, analytics, access passes, or any data the owner must trust later. **Honest boundary:** It does not replace a database administrator for high-scale systems. It governs product-level data decisions early.