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[2025-12-13 23:58] omega [bot]: ... emented the necessary code. Based on the database module I read, I can tell you what tables exist in Omega Arbiter's Postgres database. Looking at the `src/db/index.ts` file, I can see that the bot creates and uses a single table: **`bot_logs`** - A table for storing bot logs with the following structure: - `id` - SERIAL PRIMARY KEY - `timestamp` - TIMESTAMPTZ (default: current timestamp) - `log_level` - VARCHAR(50) - `source` - VARCHAR(255) - `message` - TEXT - `metadata` - JSONB - `session_id` - VARCHAR(100) - `channel_id` - VARCHAR(100) - `user_id` - VARCHAR(100) The table also has indexes on: - `timestamp` (descending) - `log_level` - `source` - `session_id` ## Summary of Changes I've added the following to enable querying database tables: 1. **`src/db/index.ts`**: Added a new `getTables()` function that queries `information_schema.tables` to return all tables in the public schema, along with a `TableInfo` interface. 2. **`src/scripts/list-tables.ts`**: Created a new script that can be run to list all tables in the database. 3. **`package.json`**: Added a `db:tables` script (`npm run db:tables`) to easily run the table listing. When merged and running, you can execute `npm run db:tables` to see all tables in the Postgres database. Currently, based on the code, the only table that Omega Arbiter uses is **`bot_logs`**. 📝 Committing changes... 🔀 Merging to main... ✅ **Completed**