20 Content Modeling Best Practices alternatives
Content Modeling Best Practices: Sanity's official CMS-agnostic skill for structured content modelling — separation of concerns, references versus embedding, content reuse and taxonomy design, with Sanity-specific notes. 20 agent skills do similar work, most sharing Schema Design, CMS and Content Modeling, ranked by how much they have in common with Content Modeling Best Practices.
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by Sanity
Sanity's official agent skill — schema design, GROQ, TypeGen, Visual Editing, Portable Text, Studio structure, localization, Functions and Blueprints, plus integration guides for eight frontend frameworks.
Also: CMS, Content Modeling, Sanity
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by WordPress
Official WordPress skill for Gutenberg block work: block.json, attributes and serialization, dynamic rendering, and the deprecation path that keeps existing content valid.
Also: CMS
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by Google Cloud
Google's official Spanner skill: provision instances, design primary keys that do not hotspot, write SQL and client-library code, and diagnose slow queries — with DDL and DML gated behind your approval.
Also: Schema Design
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by Convex
Convex's official skill for changing the schema of a deployed app without breaking it — add the field optional, backfill with @convex-dev/migrations, verify, then tighten the validator.
Also: Schema Design
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by MongoDB
MongoDB's official data-modelling skill — embed-vs-reference decisions, relationship patterns and the anti-patterns that quietly wreck performance and cost.
Also: Schema Design
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by PlanetScale
The master skill in PlanetScale's official pack: runs a full read-only best-practices assessment of a database or org, then produces one evidence-backed report.
Also: Schema Design
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by Oldcircle
Find where a photo was taken: EXIF, OCR, OpenStreetMap, skyline and satellite matching, with coordinates, error radius and evidence images.
Also in Development
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by AMD
AMD's official meta-skill: permanently reroutes an agent's image generation, text-to-speech and speech-to-text to a local Lemonade Server instead of a paid cloud API.
Also in Development
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by Microsoft
Microsoft's official Playwright skill — drives a real browser from the command line using accessibility snapshots and element refs, and plans, generates and heals Playwright tests.
Also in Development
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by Google Maps Platform
Google's official agent skill for writing production Maps Platform code — grounded in freshly fetched docs, with a demo key path that needs no billing account.
Also in Development
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by NVIDIA
Diagnoses wrong gradients in differentiable NVIDIA Warp programs by measuring first — comparing autodiff against finite differences on a shrunk reproduction before proposing any fix.
Also in Development
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by Google Workspace
Google's official skill for the gws CLI — drive Gmail, Drive, Calendar, Sheets, Docs, Chat and Admin APIs from an agent, with Model Armor screening.
Also in Development
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by Netlify
Netlify's official skill for zero-config managed Postgres — querying from Functions, Drizzle setup, migrations and per-preview database branches.
Also in Development
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by thedotmack
Persistent cross-session memory for coding agents: hooks capture each session, a local SQLite + vector store compresses it, and a mem-search skill reads it back.
Also in Development
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by Inngest
Build crash-safe AI agents on AgentKit and step.ai — durable tool calls, human-in-the-loop approval, realtime progress, and when not to reach for an agent loop at all.
Also in Development
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by Inngest
Inngest's durable-execution playbook as an agent skill — steps and memoisation, event and cron triggers, idempotency, cancellation, retries and non-retriable errors.
Also in Development
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by Temporal
Temporal's official skill for building durable workflows — SDK patterns across seven languages, plus the determinism rules that decide whether a workflow survives a replay.
Also in Development
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by Expo
Expo's official skill for building native-feeling screens: Apple HIG styling, semantic colors, SF Symbols, native controls, Reanimated, blur and liquid glass.
Also in Development
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by CodeRabbit
Pull unresolved CodeRabbit review threads from your PR and apply the fixes one at a time, treating every reviewer comment as untrusted input rather than an instruction.
Also in Development
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by Convex
Convex's official top-level agent skill — routes an agent to the right convex-* skill for the task and to a served capability catalogue that stays current without a reinstall.
Also in Development
