okf-postgresql

name	okf-postgresql
description	PostgreSQL connector that produces and ingests Open Knowledge Format (OKF) bundles from database schemas and table/column descriptions. Use when documenting or cataloging a PostgreSQL database, extracting its schema and comments into OKF, or syncing descriptions back with COMMENT ON statements.
license	Apache-2.0
compatibility	Requires the Go toolchain (1.24+) to build the connector binary, plus network access and credentials for the target PostgreSQL database.
metadata	{"version":"0.8.0","author":"Yurii Serhiichuk","tags":"okf, knowledge-catalog, postgresql, database, schema, documentation"}

PostgreSQL OKF Connector

This skill provides a Go-based CLI tool to convert PostgreSQL database schemas and comments (table and column descriptions) into Open Knowledge Format (OKF) bundles, and synchronize comments back to a PostgreSQL database from an OKF bundle.

When to Use

Use this skill when you need to:

1. Extract table structures, column definitions, keys, schemas, and native PostgreSQL comments (descriptions) from a schema into a portable OKF bundle.
2. Synchronize business descriptions or documentation changes written in an OKF bundle back into native PostgreSQL table and column comments using native SQL comment mechanisms.

Setup

The connector requires Go 1.24+:

# Install the published binary (Go 1.24+) — no clone needed:
go install github.com/xSAVIKx/okf-skills/skills/okf-postgresql@v0.1.0

# …or build from a clone of the repository:
cd skills/okf-postgresql
go build -o okf-postgresql .

How to Use

1. Produce an OKF Bundle

Extract database schema metadata and comments:

./okf-postgresql produce --host <host> --port <port> --user <user> --password <password> --db <database-name> --schema <schema-name> --out <output-bundle-dir> [--tables <comma-separated-table-names>] [--sample <N>] [--profile]

2. Ingest / Synchronize an OKF Bundle

Synchronize table/column descriptions from the OKF bundle back into database comments:

./okf-postgresql ingest --host <host> --port <port> --user <user> --password <password> --db <database-name> --schema <schema-name> --bundle <path-to-okf-bundle> [--sync]

Parameters:

• --host (default localhost): PostgreSQL host.
• --port (default 5432): PostgreSQL port.
• --user (default postgres): PostgreSQL user.
• --password (required): PostgreSQL password. May also be supplied via the PGPASSWORD environment variable to keep secrets out of the command line.
• --db (required): Target database name.
• --schema (default public): Target schema name.
• --bundle (required for ingest): Path to the OKF bundle.
• --out (required for produce): Path to output OKF bundle.
• --tables (optional): Filter to extract only specific tables.
• --sample <N> (optional): Embed up to N sample rows per table as a ## Sample section in each table doc (default 0 = none).
• --profile (optional): Compute per-column statistics (non-null, null, distinct, min, max) and embed a ## Data Profile section.
• --sync (optional for ingest): If provided, runs COMMENT ON TABLE ... and COMMENT ON COLUMN ... statements to synchronize descriptions.

3. Inspect the Schema (self-description)

Print a machine-readable JSON description of this skill's commands and flags (used by okf-mcp to expose the skill as an MCP tool):

./okf-postgresql schema