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Tessera

Data contract coordination for warehouses

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Tessera coordinates breaking changes between data producers and consumers.

When a producer wants to drop a column, Tessera notifies affected consumers and blocks the change until they acknowledge. No more 3am pages from broken pipelines.

Producer: "I want to drop user_email"
    ↓
Tessera: "3 teams depend on this. Notifying them."
    ↓
Consumers: "We've migrated. Approved."
    ↓
Producer: Ships v2.0.0 safely

Quick Start

# Docker (recommended)
docker compose up -d
open http://localhost:8000

# Or from source
uv sync --all-extras
docker compose up -d db  # PostgreSQL
uv run uvicorn tessera.main:app --reload

Key Features

  • Schema contracts - JSON Schema, Avro, OpenAPI, and GraphQL support
  • Breaking change detection - Auto-detect incompatible changes
  • Consumer registration - Track who depends on what
  • Proposal workflow - Coordinate changes across teams
  • Multi-source imports - dbt manifests, OpenAPI specs, GraphQL schemas, Avro registries
  • Web UI - Visual interface for managing contracts

Global Search

Search across teams, users, assets, and contracts:

curl "http://localhost:8000/api/v1/search?q=payments&types=assets&types=contracts&limit=5"

Configuration

Webhook settings (optional):

  • WEBHOOK_URL - Destination for webhook events
  • WEBHOOK_SECRET - HMAC secret for webhook signatures
  • WEBHOOK_ALLOWED_DOMAINS - Comma-separated domain allowlist (e.g. example.com,webhooks.mycorp.com)

How It Works

  1. Producers publish contracts (schema + guarantees) for their data assets
  2. Consumers register dependencies on contracts they use
  3. Breaking changes create proposals requiring consumer acknowledgment
  4. Non-breaking changes auto-publish with version bumps

Documentation

Full documentation at ashita-ai.github.io/tessera:

License

MIT

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