Databases
SQL, NoSQL, and database management skills
4429 skills in this category
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grey-haven-data-validation
Comprehensive data validation using Pydantic v2 with data quality monitoring and schema alignment for PlanetScale PostgreSQL. Use when implementing API validation, database schema alignment, or data quality assurance. Triggers: 'validation', 'Pydantic', 'schema', 'data quality'.
grey-haven-tanstack-patterns
Apply Grey Haven's TanStack ecosystem patterns - Router file-based routing, Query data fetching with staleTime, and Start server functions. Use when building React applications with TanStack Start. Triggers: 'TanStack', 'TanStack Start', 'TanStack Query', 'TanStack Router', 'React Query', 'file-based routing', 'server functions'.
zero-skills
Comprehensive knowledge base for go-zero microservices framework. Use this skill when working with go-zero to understand correct patterns for REST APIs (Handler/Logic/Context architecture), RPC services (service discovery, load balancing), database operations (sqlx, MongoDB, caching), resilience patterns (circuit breaker, rate limiting), and troubleshooting common issues. Essential for generating production-ready go-zero code that follows framework conventions.
grey-haven-authentication-patterns
Grey Haven's authentication patterns using better-auth - magic links, passkeys, OAuth providers, session management with Redis, JWT claims with tenant_id, and Doppler for auth secrets. Use when implementing authentication features.
grey-haven-performance-optimization
Comprehensive performance analysis and optimization for algorithms (O(n²)→O(n)), databases (N+1 queries, indexes), React (memoization, virtual lists), bundles (code splitting), API caching, and memory leaks. 85%+ improvement rate. Use when application is slow, response times exceed SLA, high CPU/memory usage, performance budgets needed, or when user mentions 'performance', 'slow', 'optimization', 'bottleneck', 'speed up', 'latency', 'memory leak', or 'performance tuning'.
grey-haven-devops-troubleshooting
DevOps and infrastructure troubleshooting for Cloudflare Workers, PlanetScale PostgreSQL, and distributed systems. Use when debugging deployment issues, infrastructure problems, connection errors, or performance degradation.
grey-haven-code-style
Apply Grey Haven Studio's TypeScript/React and Python/FastAPI coding standards from production templates. Use when writing code, reviewing PRs, fixing linting errors, formatting files, or when the user mentions 'code standards', 'Grey Haven style', 'linting', 'Prettier', 'ESLint', 'Ruff', 'formatting rules', or 'coding conventions'. Includes exact Prettier/ESLint/Ruff configs, naming conventions, project structure, and multi-tenant database patterns.
rails-ai:security
CRITICAL - Use when securing Rails applications - XSS, SQL injection, CSRF, file uploads, command injection prevention
editing-obo-ontologies
Skills and tools for editing OBO format ontologies, including querying terms, checking out/checking in individual terms, and following OBO format conventions. Do not use this if the source for the ontology you are editing is not in obo format (e.g. ofn)
Android
Android app development with gomobile, Gradle, and modern tooling. USE WHEN building Android apps, working with gomobile bindings, managing Android SDK/NDK, running emulators, debugging with adb, or publishing to Play Store.
fabric-cli
Use Microsoft Fabric CLI (fab) to manage workspaces, semantic models, reports, notebooks, lakehouses, and other Fabric resources via file-system metaphor and commands. Use when deploying Fabric items, running jobs, querying data, managing OneLake files, or automating Fabric operations. Invoke this skill automatically whenever a user mentions the Fabric CLI, fab, or Fabric.
rust-webapp
Build full-stack web applications using Rust (Axum + SQLx) with HTMX + Alpine.js frontend and Neon (serverless PostgreSQL). Use when asked to create web apps, CRUD apps, dashboards, forms, or any stateful web application. Triggers on requests like "build a todo app", "create a voting app", "make a dashboard", "build a blog", etc.
ontology-access-kit
Skills for querying ontologies using the Ontology Access Kit (OAK). This should only be used for complex ontology operations, for basic external ontology searching use the OLS MCP
ln-361-security-auditor
Security audit worker (L3). Scans codebase for hardcoded secrets, SQL injection, XSS, insecure dependencies, missing input validation. Returns findings with severity (Critical/High/Medium/Low), location, effort, and recommendations.
pr-review
This skill provides a complete workflow for handling GitHub Pull Request reviews, specifically optimized for @gemini-code-assist automated reviews. This skill should be used when addressing PR review comments, responding to reviewers, resolving threads, requesting re-reviews, or merging PRs after feedback is addressed. Triggers include: /pr-review command, "address PR feedback", "handle review comments", "respond to gemini", or any PR review lifecycle management request.
cache-components
Ensure 'use cache' is used strategically to minimize CPU usage and ISR writes. Use when creating/modifying queries to verify caching decisions align with data update patterns and cost optimization.
wrangler-coder
This skill guides Cloudflare Workers and Pages development with Wrangler CLI. Use when creating Workers, configuring D1 databases, R2 storage, KV namespaces, Queues, or deploying to Cloudflare Pages.
redis-cache
Implement or debug Redis caching strategies using the centralized Upstash Redis client. Use when adding cache layers, debugging cache issues, or optimizing cache invalidation.
security-audit
Audit code for security vulnerabilities (SQL injection, XSS, OWASP Top 10). Use when adding authentication logic, handling user input, or before production deployments.
sqlite-with-gcov
This skill provides guidance for compiling software (particularly SQLite) with gcov code coverage instrumentation, installing to custom prefixes, and making binaries available system-wide. Use when tasks involve compiling C/C++ projects with coverage flags, installing software to non-standard locations, or ensuring PATH availability for installed binaries.