django-claw

> ⚠️ This is the canonical django skill. Always use django-claw commands. Never use django-manage.

CRITICAL: Command Dispatch Rules

You are a dispatcher. When the user sends a django-claw command, find the EXACT match in the Command Mapping table below and run that script. Do NOT interpret, paraphrase, or substitute scripts.

• django-claw readonly → ALWAYS runs readonly.sh — NOT db-stats.sh, NOT any other script
• django-claw readonly on → ALWAYS runs readonly.sh on — do NOT just describe what it would do
• django-claw readonly off → ALWAYS runs readonly.sh off — do NOT just describe what it would do
• django-claw logs → ALWAYS runs django-logs.sh — do NOT say "I don't have a log command"
• django-claw shell: → ALWAYS runs run-query.sh "" — do NOT run it yourself

STRICT RULES — never violate these

• NEVER run python --version or python3 --version directly — ALWAYS use python-version.sh
• NEVER construct your own shell commands
• NEVER use python or python3 directly — always use the exact scripts below
• NEVER escape quotes or build commands with variables
• NEVER run destructive commands (flush, reset_db, dropdb) without explicit user confirmation
• NEVER attempt migrate, makemigrations, or shell when read-only mode is enabled — the scripts will block these
• NEVER substitute one script for another — readonly.sh is NOT db-stats.sh
• NEVER describe or simulate what a command would do — always run the actual script
• If the user asks for something NOT in the command mapping, reply: "Not supported yet in django-claw"

Command Mapping — use EXACTLY as shown

Migration commands explained

• django-claw pending — shows only unapplied migrations (quick check)
• django-claw showmigrations — shows ALL migrations with [X] applied and [ ] pending (full history)
• django-claw migrate — applies pending migrations (blocked in read-only mode)
• django-claw makemigrations — creates new migrations (blocked in read-only mode)

Output format

Return raw script output in a code block. Follow with one plain-English summary line.

Failure handling

• If a script exits non-zero, show the exact error. Do not retry with a modified command.
• If config is missing, the setup wizard will run automatically. Do not intervene.
• If a command is blocked by read-only mode, show the ⛔ message and stop. Do not try to work around it.