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…ection`, `dbt_fault_injection`) Corrupts one upstream relation in a sandbox copy of a DuckDB database, rebuilds everything downstream, runs the project's own tests, and reports which faults the tests miss, which downstream models silently changed, and a proposed dbt test that would catch each. The engine is `FaultInjectionSession` in `@altimateai/altimate-core`; this change adds the caller. - driver and report formatter beside the data-diff ones (`fault-injection.ts`, `fault-injection-report.ts`) - agent tool `dbt_fault_injection`, registered only when the engine class is present in the installed core - `altimate-code fault-injection` command, no model or API key needed - works only on copies of the database and project; refuses in-memory and MotherDuck databases, profiles that attach other databases, and hooks that run `ATTACH`, `COPY` or `EXPORT`; cleans up on success, failure and interrupt - `temp_directory` from the user's profile is redirected into the work dir - `ALTIMATE_CORE_DEV_PATH` (development only, ignored on release channels) loads a locally built engine - `FAULT_INJECTION_MIN_CORE_VERSION` is a placeholder until the core release exists - tests with a self-contained fixture, and docs Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- exclude `unit_test` from the baseline build only on dbt-core 1.8 and newer, where the resource type exists - resolve a relative `project_dir` in the `dbt_fault_injection` tool against the session directory instead of the process working directory - treat only a missing table, view or schema as a missing relation - copy the content of symlinks into the project copy instead of the link Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant runFaultInjection
participant DuckDbSandbox
participant DbtRunner
participant FaultInjectionSession
runFaultInjection->>DuckDbSandbox: Set up isolated database copies
runFaultInjection->>DbtRunner: Build and compile baseline
runFaultInjection->>FaultInjectionSession: Start session
FaultInjectionSession->>runFaultInjection: Request SQL or dbt action
runFaultInjection->>DuckDbSandbox: Execute SQL or prepare sandbox
runFaultInjection->>DbtRunner: Rebuild nodes or run tests
runFaultInjection->>FaultInjectionSession: Return action result
Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to No newly established issue blocks merging. The fault-injection tool remains unavailable with the pinned core version until an engine-capable version is adopted. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Two authorization gaps can bypass profile-access or dbt-command restrictions when this feature is enabled. Database copies and cleanup reduce ordinary mutation risk, and the currently pinned dependency keeps normal releases inactive. These controls do not eliminate the authorization gaps or confine arbitrary project code. Retained concerns
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- Line 254: Reconcile the benchmark figures in the paragraph describing “the run
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- Around line 143-348: Wrap the test flow after `fs.mkdtempSync` in a `try`
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… and gate the default profile lookup - refuse a symlink whose target is outside the project, in the scratch tree, or a directory that contains the link; links inside the project are still copied as content - ask `external_directory` for the profiles directory dbt would pick by default (`DBT_PROFILES_DIR`, `~/.dbt`), not only for an explicit one - treat a dbt process killed by a signal as a failed run - tests for each, including the unit-test exclusion and relation-missing cases from the earlier review round Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…lt profile, tighten relation-missing match - refuse every symlink to a directory when copying the project, which also rules out cycles between two directories - authorize the real location of the default `profiles.yml`, so a link to a file outside the workspace is gated by where it points - match only `Table|View|Schema with name ... does not exist` as a missing relation, not `Table Function` - test: give the fake dbt runner a timeout that survives a loaded machine Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Resolve the conflict in `packages/opencode/src/index.ts` by keeping both the `fault-injection` and the `learn` command registrations, each in its own `altimate_change` block. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What does this PR do?
Why. A dbt project's tests are only as good as the faults they would notice. Nothing today tells a user which upstream data problems (a nulled column, shifted dates, dropped rows, a unit error) their tests would silently let through. The engine that answers this lives in
@altimateai/altimate-core(FaultInjectionSession, a state machine that emits actions). This PR adds the caller.What it does. It corrupts one upstream relation at a time in a sandbox copy of a DuckDB database, rebuilds everything downstream, runs the project's own tests, and reports which faults the tests miss, which downstream models silently changed, and a proposed dbt test that would catch each fault.
Before / after. Before: no way to measure this. After:
altimate-code fault-injection <project>(no model or API key needed) and an agent tooldbt_fault_injection.Changes
native/connections/fault-injection.ts: driver (sandbox, dbt invocations, safety checks, engine loading) andfault-injection-report.ts: report formatter, beside the data-diff ones.tools/dbt-fault-injection.ts: agent tool, asksbashpermission as for any command that runs dbt.cli/cmd/fault-injection.ts: the plain command (--format json,--fail-under, budget, model and target options).tool/registry.ts,index.ts,connections/register.ts,native/types.ts; docs indbt-tools.md,cli.md,index.md,CONTRIBUTING.md.Sample output (real run,
jaffle_shopon DuckDB through the built command, trimmed):Safety design.
attachother databases or setplugins/remote, hooks that runATTACH,COPYorEXPORT DATABASE, a database with a.wal, and others. Each refusal says why.external_directory(the same permission the other tools use) before touching a project or profiles directory outside the workspace, asksbashfor the dbt commands the run executes (parse,compile,build,run,test), and resolves relative paths against the session directory. An explicit profiles directory withoutprofiles.ymlis an error, not a fallback. Symlinks to files inside the project are copied as content; a symlink that leaves the project, or points at a directory, is refused, and the defaultprofiles.ymlis authorized by its real location.extensions,config_optionsandsettings. I ran dbt-duckdb withtemp_directoryandextension_directoryset in bothsettingsandconfig_optionsand withextensions: [json]. Results:temp_directoryis applied lazily, nothing is created at initialisation, and DuckDB writes there only when a query spills under memory pressure, so I redirect it into the work directory (both places, with a test) so spill files never go to a location the profile names.extension_directoryset undersettingsis ignored; underconfig_optionsit is honoured andextensionsare installed there. That is the shared extension cache, the same write dbt makes when the user runs it normally, not the user's database, project or dbt target, so I left it as the user configured it, because redirecting would force a re-download of every extension on each run. No setting in the derived profile can make dbt write the original database or project.How the engine is loaded. From the
@altimateai/altimate-corepackage, when it exportsFaultInjectionSession. For local development only,ALTIMATE_CORE_DEV_PATHpoints at a locally built engine; it is ignored on release channels, and the report says when it was used (documented inCONTRIBUTING.md).Limits. DuckDB only (any other warehouse is refused early with a clear message). Linux and Windows untested. Incremental models, snapshots and Python models untested. Macros and Python models are not inspected by the safety checks. The tool has not been exercised inside a live agent session. The original-unchanged check compares size and modification time, not a content hash.
Follow-ups, not in this PR. The PR-review integration and a finish-time validator. A pre-existing problem in the shared DuckDB driver (
packages/drivers): closing a connection does not release the file lock until garbage collection. The fault-injection driver works around it (ATTACH/DETACH on an in-memory instance) and the driver is deliberately not changed here.How did you verify your code works?
Deployment readiness and tenant/user impact first. Deployment: self-contained and inert as described at the top; no migration, configuration, credential or service change. Order: merge the core PR and publish the release, set
FAULT_INJECTION_MIN_CORE_VERSION, bump the pinned@altimateai/altimate-coreversion here, release. Impact: none for any user until then; afterwards an opt-in command and a tool the agent can call.By boundary:
test/tool/registry.test.ts, carry-forward tools-present.bun run typecheckclean.script/upstream/analyze.ts --markers --strictclean.ALTIMATE_DUCKDB_E2E=1): sandbox copy, attach/detach, other-process write after release, refusals,temp_directoryredirect.jaffle_shopon DuckDB matched an audited reference fault by fault; original database and project files were byte-identical before and after every run. Failure paths exercised: unsupported warehouse, project that does not build, engine missing, interrupt mid-run.fault-injection-dbt-verify.test.ts) needs a prepared project and is skipped by default.executein the end-to-end test, not inside a live session. Remaining risk: prompt/permission UX is unobserved.Independent review was run before opening; its findings were fixed in the second commit (unit-test exclusion only on dbt 1.8+, tool resolves relative paths against the session directory, narrower missing-relation match, symlinks copied as content). The automated review round (Kilo, CodeRabbit, cubic) was answered in a third commit: external-directory permission, real dbt command patterns, explicit profiles directory, symlink refusal rules, dbt exit code 2 handling,
--fail-underrounding, and test hygiene. New tests:fault-injection-tool-permission.test.ts(allowed and denied cases) and additions to the driver tests. Not changed: the review noted the feature is dead on arrival until the core release (known, see top) and thatrenderValuemay be inexact for DECIMAL and nested types (the engine's queries are not visible from this repo; to be checked against the core PR).Screenshots / recordings
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fault-injectioncommand to assess whether project tests catch upstream data issues. Reports include fault classifications, proposed tests, and catch rates, with optional JSON output and a catch-rate threshold.Note
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Runs real dbt and native core against user projects with extensive sandboxing, but orchestration is large and depends on an unpublished core release; misconfiguration or edge cases in copy/isolation logic could have data or filesystem impact.
Overview
Adds deterministic dbt fault injection: a no-LLM
altimate-code fault-injectioncommand and optional agent tooldbt_fault_injectionthat stress-tests whether a project's tests would catch upstream data faults.The TypeScript layer drives
@altimateai/altimate-core'sFaultInjectionSession—copying the DuckDB file and dbt project into a temp work dir, running baselinedbt build, then for each fault corrupting one relation, rebuilding downstream models, and running tests. It reports catch rate, slipped faults with downstream diffs, and verified test proposals (schema YAML or singular SQL). Shared text/JSON reporting lives infault-injection-report.ts; the agent tool is registered only when the installed core exportsFaultInjectionSession(dev override viaALTIMATE_CORE_DEV_PATHon non-publishable builds).Docs cover usage, safety refusals, cost, and local core development. Tests include a scripted driver suite, fixtures, optional e2e/dbt-verify runs, and carry-forward tool ID checks.
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