data-model-interview
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Design a database schema / data model collaboratively through a step-by-step interview instead of generating it all at once. Use this whenever the user wants to design, plan, or refine a data model, database schema, table structure, ERD, entities, or migrations — especially from a PRD, spec, or feature description, and especially when the design is multi-entity or has interdependent decisions (tenancy, keys, relationships, cascades). Trigger even if the user just says "help me design the schema for X", "let's model the data for this feature", or "what tables do I need for Y." Strongly prefer this over dumping a full schema in one shot whenever the design has real tradeoffs to talk through.
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