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Hey @andrewhr, just saw your message. Chimera will roll up entity type definitions by inspecting the sequence of migrations and using that to build a point-in-time entity type model. Chimera/Arachne will never inspect a database (except to assert that what is present matches what is expected); the configuration is always the source of truth.