MotherDuck Connect
Connects agents and apps to MotherDuck/DuckDB with the right auth and connection patterns.
Skills for coding agent.
192 skills · 101–120
Connects agents and apps to MotherDuck/DuckDB with the right auth and connection patterns.
Writes correct DuckDB/MotherDuck SQL with dialect quirks, functions, and analytics patterns.
Discovers MotherDuck databases, tables, columns, shares, and sample data before querying.
Configures mutation-testing campaigns and investigates surviving mutants for test gaps.
Adds Neon Auth for sign-in, OTP, OAuth, passkeys, and multi-factor authentication.
Works with Neon serverless Postgres—projects, connection strings, and Neon-specific Postgres patterns.
Builds, migrates, and deploys Next.js apps on Cloudflare Workers with the recommended toolchain.
Captures conversations and decisions into structured Notion pages for lasting team knowledge.
Turns Notion specs into implementation plans, tasks, and progress tracking.
Runs structured product/engineering office hours to unblock decisions with crisp questions and next steps.
Builds and facilitates Opportunity Solution Trees to connect outcomes, opportunities, and solution experiments.
Resolves narrow paper-context gaps (splits, preprocessing, eval protocol) for reproducible ML repos.
Improves web performance beyond Core Web Vitals—loading, caching, and runtime efficiency.
Reviews engineering plans for feasibility, risk, and missing edge cases before build.
Creates, edits, and analyzes PowerPoint (.pptx) decks and templates.
Renders a PR diff review as a Cursor Canvas grouped by reviewer importance, separating boilerplate from core logic.
Writes clear PR descriptions covering intent, risk, and test evidence.
Uses Prisma CLI correctly for init, generate, migrate, db, studio, and related commands.
Uses the Prisma Client API correctly—queries, relations, transactions, and type-safe patterns.
Migrates Prisma ORM projects from version 6 to version 7 across breaking changes.
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