database-schema

Generate comprehensive database schemas with proper relations, migrations, and ORM/ODM models for PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and SQLite. Use when creating database schemas that integrate with FastAPI applications, including SQLAlchemy models for SQL databases, PyMongo/ODMantic models for MongoDB, Alembic migrations, and proper relationship definitions.

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name	database-schema
description	Generate comprehensive database schemas with proper relations, migrations, and ORM/ODM models for PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and SQLite. Use when creating database schemas that integrate with FastAPI applications, including SQLAlchemy models for SQL databases, PyMongo/ODMantic models for MongoDB, Alembic migrations, and proper relationship definitions.

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