feat(m6.7): Go reins CLI over a reflected SQLite database - #26
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Closes the last user-facing gap in the Go port: a zero-code path. Go has no SQLAlchemy-automap, so instead of hand-written models the CLI reflects a live database through its own schema. - orm/sqlreflect.go: ReflectSQLite reads a live SQLite schema via PRAGMA into the same ORM-neutral ModelInfo the GORM path uses, so it flows straight through the existing BuildCapabilities (intent names, natural-key lookups, linting, trimming, schema index). SQLBackend runs the six ops as portable, parameterized SQL with validated + double-quoted identifiers (§2.6 — treat every name as untrusted); FromSQL wires reflect → capabilities. database/sql keeps the orm package driver-free. - cli/cli.go: Inspect / Ask / Chat as plain functions taking an io.Writer and a reins.Model, so they test with a FakeModel and no network. ask/chat build a READ_ONLY agent (writes aren't even generated); inspect --write reveals the gated create/update/delete. OpenDB accepts ./app.db, :memory:, sqlite:/// URLs, and file: URIs. - cmd/reins/main.go: the thin entrypoint — inspect/ask/chat/version, --model (provider:model) or env auto-detect, --write. The pure-Go glebarez/go-sqlite driver ships with the CLI (core stays driver-free; it is the driver GORM already pulls in, so no double-registration). - version.go: Version const (0.1.0a1) matching the Python package, so `reins version` reports the same string across languages. - README: Go section (install, inspect/ask/chat, in-code Define/NewAgent/Ask) and the roadmap now records Go as a working alpha that passes the shared conformance suite. Verified: make go-check green (gofmt, vet, all tests — reflect round-trips, linted generated caps, read-only omits writes, injection-rejecting identifier quoting, FakeModel-driven ask/chat, hinted errors) and a built binary smoke-tested against a real SQLite file (reflected a table, chose the unique non-pk column as the natural key, gated writes behind --write).
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Closes the last user-facing gap in the Go port: a zero-code path. Go has no SQLAlchemy-automap, so instead of hand-written models the CLI reflects a live database through its own schema.
reins versionreports the same string across languages.Verified: make go-check green (gofmt, vet, all tests — reflect round-trips, linted generated caps, read-only omits writes, injection-rejecting identifier quoting, FakeModel-driven ask/chat, hinted errors) and a built binary smoke-tested against a real SQLite file (reflected a table, chose the unique non-pk column as the natural key, gated writes behind --write).