pub enum SchemaVerbosity {
Full,
Lite,
}Expand description
Verbosity selector for build_schema_payload.
Full is the complete payload — every description, when_to_use,
write-rule, and writing-guidance string. Lite drops that long-form
prose and returns a structural skeleton: entity-type names with their
section keys and metadata-field shapes, relationship names with their
allowed endpoints. The skeleton keeps every flag an agent needs to
author a legal write — the alias-model pointer, required-section and
required-field markers, endpoint constraints, the manual-authoring
posture, the acyclic flag, and the per-edge-description posture — so
a lite caller can plan a write without round-tripping to full and
without walking into a write-time refusal. Full and lite emit the two
heavy arrays under distinct keys (types / relationships vs.
types_summary / relationships_summary), so a consumer decodes by
key presence rather than by branching on the request shape.
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impl SchemaVerbosity
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impl Clone for SchemaVerbosity
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fn clone(&self) -> SchemaVerbosity
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Source§impl Debug for SchemaVerbosity
impl Debug for SchemaVerbosity
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impl Default for SchemaVerbosity
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fn default() -> SchemaVerbosity
impl Eq for SchemaVerbosity
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impl PartialEq for SchemaVerbosity
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impl Send for SchemaVerbosity
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impl Unpin for SchemaVerbosity
impl UnsafeUnpin for SchemaVerbosity
impl UnwindSafe for SchemaVerbosity
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