TrueQuery engine
The offline checker behind TrueQuery.
It installs two commands, truequery and its short alias tq.
pip install truequery
uvx truequery detect .
It looks for SQL that silently returns the wrong answer: a NOT IN that one
NULL empties, a WHERE that turns a LEFT JOIN into an inner join, a
COUNT(*) that counts missing rows, an unguarded UPDATE or DELETE.
It also checks pandas code for the same kind of mistake.
It has 32 checks, 20 of them on by default, each
promoted only when it proves precise on real projects. Files it can't parse,
can't decode, or that are over the 10 MB limit are listed as not checked,
never as clean.
It runs offline and gives deterministic output, with no LLM and no network calls: plain code on your machine, in well under a second per file. Text, JSON and SARIF output; exit codes 0 (clean), 1 (findings), 2 (usage or config error) and 3 (some files couldn't be checked). See the repository README for the full guide: the skill, the receipt, hooks, and the standard behind the checks.
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