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name	content
description	Folders, documents, and polymorphic threaded comments for wikis, notes, and knowledge bases.

Content

Hierarchical folders, documents, and threaded comments. Documents live in folders (or at the root) and move through draft, published, and archived statuses. Comments are polymorphic and can attach to documents, tasks, tickets, deals, projects, contacts, or companies.

Tables

folders

Column	Type	Description
id	uuid	Primary key, auto-generated.
org_id	uuid	References organizations. Cascade delete.
parent_id	uuid	Self-referencing FK. NULL for root folders. Cascade delete.
name	text	Folder name.
description	text	Optional description.
created_at	timestamptz	Row creation timestamp.
updated_at	timestamptz	Auto-updated via trigger.
metadata	jsonb	Arbitrary key-value data. Defaults to empty object.

documents

Column	Type	Description
id	uuid	Primary key, auto-generated.
org_id	uuid	References organizations. Cascade delete.
folder_id	uuid	References folders. Set NULL on folder delete.
author_id	uuid	References users. Set NULL on user delete.
title	text	Document title.
body	text	Document content.
status	document_status	One of: draft, published, archived. Defaults to draft.
published_at	timestamptz	Timestamp when document was published.
created_at	timestamptz	Row creation timestamp.
updated_at	timestamptz	Auto-updated via trigger.
metadata	jsonb	Arbitrary key-value data. Defaults to empty object.

comments

Column	Type	Description
id	uuid	Primary key, auto-generated.
org_id	uuid	References organizations. Cascade delete.
author_id	uuid	References users. Set NULL on user delete.
entity_type	text	Type of parent record. Constrained to: task, ticket, document, deal, project, contact, company.
entity_id	uuid	ID of the parent record.
body	text	Comment text.
parent_id	uuid	Self-referencing FK for threaded replies. Cascade delete.
created_at	timestamptz	Row creation timestamp.
updated_at	timestamptz	Auto-updated via trigger.
metadata	jsonb	Arbitrary key-value data. Defaults to empty object.

Enums

document_status

Value	Description
draft	Document is a work in progress.
published	Document is visible to the organization.
archived	Document is hidden from default views.

Row-Level Security

All three tables are scoped to the current user's organization via get_user_org_id(). Any org member can select, insert, and update rows. Only admins (checked via is_admin()) can delete folders, documents, or comments.

Dependencies

• identity -- organizations, users, get_user_org_id(), is_admin(), set_updated_at()

Example Queries

List published documents in a folder, newest first:

SELECT id, title, author_id, published_at
FROM documents
WHERE folder_id = '<folder_id>'
  AND status = 'published'
ORDER BY published_at DESC;

Build the full folder hierarchy for an organization using a recursive CTE:

WITH RECURSIVE tree AS (
  SELECT id, name, parent_id, 1 AS depth
  FROM folders
  WHERE parent_id IS NULL

  UNION ALL

  SELECT f.id, f.name, f.parent_id, t.depth + 1
  FROM folders f
  JOIN tree t ON t.id = f.parent_id
)
SELECT * FROM tree
ORDER BY depth, name;

Fetch all comments (with author) on a specific document, ordered by creation time:

SELECT
  c.id,
  c.body,
  c.parent_id,
  c.created_at,
  u.full_name AS author_name
FROM comments c
LEFT JOIN users u ON u.id = c.author_id
WHERE c.entity_type = 'document'
  AND c.entity_id = '<document_id>'
ORDER BY c.created_at ASC;

Search documents by title or body text:

SELECT id, title, status, updated_at
FROM documents
WHERE (title ILIKE '%' || '<search_term>' || '%'
       OR body ILIKE '%' || '<search_term>' || '%')
ORDER BY updated_at DESC
LIMIT 20;

List the 10 most recently updated documents across all folders:

SELECT
  d.id,
  d.title,
  d.status,
  d.updated_at,
  f.name AS folder_name
FROM documents d
LEFT JOIN folders f ON f.id = d.folder_id
ORDER BY d.updated_at DESC
LIMIT 10;

Count documents per folder, including folders with zero documents:

SELECT
  f.id,
  f.name,
  count(d.id) AS document_count
FROM folders f
LEFT JOIN documents d ON d.folder_id = f.id
GROUP BY f.id, f.name
ORDER BY document_count DESC;