Michael Freno
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- Install drizzle-orm, drizzle-kit, pg, @types/pg in web/ - Create split schema directory with domain files: - auth (users, accounts, sessions, deviceTokens) - subscription (familyGroups, familyGroupMembers, subscriptions) - darkwatch (watchlistItems, exposures) - alerts - voiceprint (voiceEnrollments, voiceAnalyses, analysisJobs, analysisResults) - spamshield (spamFeedback, spamRules) - audit (auditLogs, kpiSnapshots) - correlation (normalizedAlerts, correlationGroups) - reports (securityReports) - marketing (waitlistEntries, blogPosts) - hometitle (propertyWatchlistItems, propertySnapshots, propertyChanges) - removebrokers (infoBrokers, removalRequests, brokerListings) - Define all 28 PostgreSQL enums via pgEnum() - Define all indexes, unique constraints, and foreign keys - Define all 25 relation definitions via relations() helper - Update drizzle.config.ts for PostgreSQL dialect - Update db/index.ts for node-postgres connection - Replace old placeholder schema.ts with barrel re-export - Add 38 comprehensive schema tests
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