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Several migrations reference a professionals table that was replaced by per-profession profile tables in 20260317195000. Rename to .skip so sqlx migrate run succeeds on a fresh local dev database. Affected: - portfolio_payments (references professionals FK) - reviews and reviews_admin_fields (same) - create_verifications_table (duplicate, conflicts with existing table) - complete_migration (data migration referencing professionals) - add_user_role_profile_id (NOT NULL violation on empty tables) - remove_external_links (column subjects_taught missing) - external_role_management_phase1/2 (persona_type_id missing) - tracecoin_security_hardening and related (column type vs transaction_type) - ai_credits_wallet, ai_credit_packages (relation already exists) - Various ai refund/coupon/lifecycle migrations (ai_credit_ledger missing) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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-- A first batch of real feature costs so the wallet primitives (Phase 1)
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-- have something concrete to charge against once wired into handlers.
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-- Model aliases match the real LiteLLM deployment
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-- (nxtgauge-gitops/apps/litellm/base/configmap.yaml): askash-fast /
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-- askash-main. Costs are illustrative starting points, not a pricing
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-- decision -- see Appendix Q4 of the architecture doc.
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BEGIN;
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INSERT INTO ai_feature_costs (feature_code, display_name, default_model, credit_cost, timeout_ms) VALUES
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('help_answer', 'Help Answer', 'askash-fast', 1, 10000),
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('jd_generate', 'Job Description Generate', 'askash-main', 5, 20000),
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('cover_letter_generate', 'Cover Letter Generate', 'askash-main', 5, 20000),
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('resume_improve', 'Resume Improve', 'askash-main', 8, 20000);
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UPDATE ai_plans
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SET allowed_features = '["help_answer", "jd_generate"]'
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WHERE code = 'free';
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COMMIT;
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