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DSpace 6.x database structure reference for reading, documenting, tracing, and explaining the relational schema shown in the supplied schema diagram.

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DSpace 6.x database structure reference for reading, documenting, tracing, and explaining the relational schema shown in the supplied schema diagram. Use this skill to identify DSpace 6 tables, explain how communities, collections, items, bundles, bitstreams, metadata, identifiers, workflow, and permissions relate to each other, trace storage around `dspaceobject`, or answer table-level questions that are separate from REST API behavior.

Use cases: backend, productivity

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Skill name
dspace-v6-db-structure
Description
DSpace 6.x database structure reference for reading, documenting, tracing, and explaining the relational schema shown in the supplied schema diagram. Use this skill to identify DSpace 6 tables, explain how communities, collections, items, bundles, bitstreams, metadata, identifiers, workflow, and permissions relate to each other, trace storage around `dspaceobject`, or answer table-level questions that are separate from REST API behavior.
License
MIT
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26 lines in SKILL.md · view on GitHub

Files (4)

  • SKILL.md
  • openai.yaml · agents/
  • rdbms-dspace6.png · assets/
  • rdbms-schema.md · references/

SKILL.md (first lines)

# DSpace v6 DB Structure

## Quick Start

- Confirm the target is DSpace 6 relational schema, not DSpace 7+.
- Read [references/rdbms-schema.md](references/rdbms-schema.md) before explaining table purpose, joins, or object storage.
- Use `dspace-v6-api-dev` instead when the task is about `/rest` API behavior.
- Treat the schema diagram ([assets/rdbms-dspace6.png](assets/rdbms-dspace6.png)) as the primary source for table grouping and relationships.

## Working Rules

- Identify the schema region first: hierarchy, item storage, bundles/bitstreams, metadata, identifiers, permissions, or eperson/group workflow.
- Start from `dspaceobject` when tracing how multiple object tables connect through UUID-backed identity.
- Expand through join tables (`community2community`, `community2collection`, `collection2item`, `item2bundle`, `bundle2bitstream`) before inferring business meaning.
- Separate storage families from operational overlays (metadata, permissions, identifiers, harvest, workflow, checksums).
- Keep REST API semantics separate from storage semantics.
- Explain relationships in terms of tables and join paths, not guessed ORM behavior.
- Prefer exact table names from the diagram. If column-level semantics are not visible, say so.
- Use PostgreSQL migration directory only when the diagram needs schema-history explanation.

## Bundled Resources

- [references/rdbms-schema.md](references/rdbms-schema.md): Schema backbone, object-to-table mapping, join paths, and migration landmarks.
- [assets/rdbms-dspace6.png](assets/rdbms-dspace6.png): DSpace 6 schema diagram.

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dspace-v6-db-structure skill. Agent Mart. https://agentmart.dev/skills/prisma-ddti-dspace-v6-db-structure (last updated 2026-10-24)