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openspec/changes/archive/2026-05-23-remove-built-in-tools

dir: openspec/changes/archive/2026-05-23-remove-built-in-tools

index: openspec/changes/archive/2026-05-23-remove-built-in-tools/.pi-map.index.md

role

Contains planning and design documents for a refactoring initiative to remove the special-cased "built-in" tool type classification and migrate to a unified database-driven tool type system.

files

  • .openspec.yaml | Defines an OpenSpec configuration file with schema type and creation date metadata
  • design.md | Design document for removing built-in tool type special handling by migrating seeded data to regular database records via Alembic migration | dep: Alembic, SQLAlchemy/model layer, main.py startup logic, API layer, frontend
  • proposal.md | Proposes a refactoring to eliminate the privileged "built-in" tool type classification and make all tool types equal, first-class database records | dep: ToolType model, main.py, tool_types.py API, database migration system, frontend
  • tasks.md | Task checklist tracking the removal of is_builtin functionality from tool types across a full-stack application (database, backend, frontend, and testing) | dep: Alembic, SQLAlchemy, Pydantic, FastAPI, PostgreSQL, pytest, ruff, mypy, React/frontend build system

arch

Specification-driven change management using OpenSpec schema with structured documentation (design doc, proposal, task tracking) for cross-stack database migration and feature removal.

tags

tool, type, design, database, alembic, frontend, .openspec, records

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