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About add-malli-schemas

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add-malli-schemas

Efficiently add Malli schemas to API endpoints in the Metabase codebase

add-malli-schemas is an agent skill for contributors to the Metabase codebase. It helps add Malli schemas to API endpoints in a uniform way, following the project's patterns for validation timing and error handling. Malli is a data-validation library for Clojure, and Metabase uses it to describe the shape of endpoint inputs and responses. The skill points to four reference files in the repository as the best examples: the warehouses API, which has the most complete schemas and custom error messages; the API keys endpoints, which show good response schemas; the collections API, which shows clear named schema patterns; and the timeline API, which shows clean, simple examples. It also includes a quick checklist to run through when you add schemas to an endpoint, so that new endpoints look like the ones already in the codebase. Use it when you work on a Metabase API endpoint and want its schemas to match the house style. It is meant for developers working in the metabase/metabase repository, and it is not a general Clojure tool. The listing shows it as free, and the skill has around 2,000 installs on skills.sh. Its security audits show passes from Gen Agent Trust Hub, Socket and Snyk.

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