Databases
SQL, NoSQL, and database management skills
4429 skills in this category
Subcategories
minimal-modeling
Use when designing database schemas from business requirements, translating vague requirements into concrete SQL definitions, or validating database designs with non-technical stakeholders. Provides a systematic methodology that decouples logical business modeling from physical implementation to reduce cognitive load and ensure business-driven design.
sql-optimization-patterns
Master SQL query optimization, indexing strategies, and EXPLAIN analysis to dramatically improve database performance and eliminate slow queries. Use when debugging slow queries, designing database schemas, or optimizing application performance.
subagent-driven-development
Use when decomposing complex work. Dispatch fresh subagent per task, review between tasks. Flow: Load plan → Dispatch task → Review output → Apply feedback → Mark complete → Next task. No skipping reviews, no parallel dispatch.
vkc-repo-guardrails
Enforce Viet K-Connect non-negotiables (no Server Actions, API Routes only, Drizzle/Supabase patterns, TanStack Query repo layer, i18n ko/en/vi key parity). Use before/after code changes and for PR review checklists.
deploy-render
Provides comprehensive Render.com deployment standards covering environment configuration, database migrations, cron jobs, health checks, log management, and production best practices for web services
expo-app-setup
Guidance for building, refactoring, and debugging Expo + React Native apps (including Expo Router). Use when wiring screens/layouts, navigation (tab/stack) scaffolding with `_layout.tsx` per group, avoiding unwanted redirects in `app/index.tsx`, theming, data fetching with React Query/fetch, Expo module usage, offline handling, and running local Expo tooling (install/start/lint).
knowledge-ingestion-patterns
Patterns for ingesting knowledge into vector databases and RAG systems
backend-models
Define database models, schemas, and ORM mappings with proper relationships, constraints, and data integrity rules. Use this skill when creating or modifying ORM model classes, database schema definitions, model relationships, validators, or working with files like models.py, schema.prisma, entity classes, or Sequelize/TypeORM/ActiveRecord model definitions. Apply this skill when defining primary keys, foreign keys, indexes, unique constraints, timestamps, or when implementing model validation logic, serializers, and data type mappings. This skill ensures models follow naming conventions, include appropriate database constraints, define clear relationships with cascade behaviors, balance normalization with performance needs, and maintain data integrity at both the model and database levels.
sqlite
Integrates SQLite embedded database with Node.js using better-sqlite3 for synchronous operations or the native Node.js SQLite module. Use when building applications with local storage, embedded databases, or when user mentions SQLite, better-sqlite3, or embedded SQL.
rag-builder
Build Retrieval-Augmented Generation systems with vector databases
database-design
スキーマ設計やマイグレーション作成時に使用。
moai-lang-unified
Unified enterprise programming language skill covering 25+ languages including Python 3.13, TypeScript 5.9, Go 1.23, Rust 1.91, Java 21, JavaScript ES2025, C++, C#, PHP, Swift, Kotlin, Scala, Elixir, Ruby, R, SQL, Shell, and more with patterns, best practices, and Context7 integration
pr-review-loop
Manage the PR review feedback loop: monitor CI checks, fetch review comments, and iterate on fixes.Use when: (1) pushing changes to a PR and waiting for CI/reviews, (2) user says "new reviews available",(3) iterating on PR feedback from Gemini, Cursor, Claude, or other reviewers, (4) monitoring PR status.Supports multiple review bots: Gemini Code Assist, Cursor Bugbot, and Claude agent fallback.Automatically detects priority levels from different bot formats and handles rate limits.RECOMMENDED: Spawn a Task agent (subagent_type: general-purpose) to execute the review loop autonomously.See "Recommended Usage: Run as Task Agent" section for the prompt template.CRITICAL: When using this skill, NEVER use raw git commit/push commands. ALWAYS use commit-and-push.sh script.The user has NOT granted permission for raw git commands - only the script is allowed.
blackbox
Blackbox flight recorder for file snapshots and disaster recovery. Use when: (1) asking how blackbox works, (2) needing to restore a previous file version, (3) querying file modification history, (4) checking what files were changed, (5) recovering from accidental edits.
tanstack-query-hook
Generate TanStack Query hooks for data fetching and mutations. Triggers on "create tanstack query hook", "generate react query", "useQuery hook", "useMutation hook".
quality-strategy-architect
Defines the project's holistic quality strategy, test policies, and the 'Unified Feedback Protocol'. Establishes the single source of truth for all quality assurance procedures, unifying both automated and human-driven governance.
capture
Parse and structure information from screenshots, meeting notes, or text, then save to Second Brain Supabase database. Extracts contacts, tasks, and ideas automatically. Use when user wants to save information for later.
db-workflow
Database migration workflow helper. Use when creating database migrations, modifying SQLAlchemy models, or managing Alembic migrations. Automatically handles model changes, migration creation, and database upgrades.
claude-permissions
Configure, manage, update and review Claude Code permissions, sandboxing, and tool access. Use when user wants to set up permissions, configure sandboxing, update allowed tools, manage settings.json permissions, or review permissions in skills or commands or agents or settings.json. When user writes a new skill, command, agent, or updates settings.json, they should use this skill to manage permissions.
backend-models
Define and structure database models with proper naming conventions, data integrity constraints, and relationship definitions. Use this skill when creating or modifying database model files, defining table schemas, setting up model relationships (one-to-many, many-to-many, one-to-one), working with ORM model files (schema.prisma, models/*, app/models/*, entities/*), implementing data validation at the model level, adding timestamps and audit fields, defining foreign keys and indexes, choosing appropriate data types, configuring cascade behaviors, or balancing database normalization with query performance. Apply this skill when designing database schemas, creating new models, refactoring existing model structures, or reviewing data integrity and relationship configurations.