20 Convex Live Migrations alternatives
Convex Live Migrations: 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. 20 agent skills do similar work, most sharing Database, TypeScript and Backend, ranked by how much they have in common with Convex Live Migrations.
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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: Backend, Convex, Database, TypeScript
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by Convex
Convex's official skill for adding passkey or OAuth authentication to a Convex app — including the auth.config.ts wiring and a headless key-generation path that avoids the interactive wizard.
Also: Backend, Convex, TypeScript
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by Prisma
Prisma's official skill for migrating an ORM project from v6 to v7 - the prisma-client generator, driver adapters, prisma.config.ts, ESM entrypoints and every removed API.
Also: Database, Migration, TypeScript
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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.
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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: Database, 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: Database, Schema Design
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by Inngest
A controlled upgrade path from Inngest SDK v3 to v4 — triggers into createFunction options, EventSchemas to eventType, realtime imports, step.invoke string IDs — with a scan-first, verify-last order.
Also: Migration, TypeScript
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by Better Auth
The reference an agent needs to configure Better Auth correctly: adapters, session strategy, hooks, plugins, type safety and the gotchas that bite in production.
Also: Database, TypeScript
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by Better Auth
Scaffold authentication in a TypeScript or JavaScript app with Better Auth — the skill detects the framework, ORM and package manager first, then plans before writing code.
Also: Database, TypeScript
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by Apollo GraphQL
Apollo's official skill for writing Federation 2 subgraph schemas — entities and @key, @shareable, @external, @requires, @provides, @override, and reading composition errors.
Also: Backend
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by Sanity
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.
Also: Schema Design
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by Shopify
Official Shopify skill for writing Shopify Functions — the sandboxed backend logic behind discounts, cart transforms, delivery and payment customisation, validation and order routing.
Also: Backend
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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 Pulumi
Pulumi's official migration skill for moving Terraform or OpenTofu projects to Pulumi — translating HCL and importing tfstate without recreating live infrastructure.
Also: Migration
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by Redis, Inc.
Redis' own guidance for FT.CREATE schema design, FT.SEARCH / FT.AGGREGATE / FT.HYBRID, HNSW vector similarity and RAG retrieval pipelines.
Also: Database
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by Supabase
Supabase's official skill covering Database, Auth, Edge Functions, Realtime, Storage, Vectors, Cron and Queues — with a hard rule to verify against the live changelog before writing code.
Also: Database
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by Tinybird
Tinybird's own datafile and SQL rules for coding agents — datasources, pipes, endpoints, materialized views, deduplication and query optimisation.
Also: Database
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by MongoDB
MongoDB's official skill for connection pools and timeouts — it refuses to hand you numbers until it knows your deployment, workload and concurrency.
Also: Database
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by .NET Team at Microsoft
Make slow Entity Framework Core queries fast — read the generated SQL first, fix N+1s, cartesian Include explosions and non-sargable predicates, then re-measure one change at a time.
Also: Database
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by Supabase
Supabase's official Postgres skill — eight rule categories ranked by impact, each with wrong-vs-right SQL and EXPLAIN output, for schema, RLS, indexing and query work on Postgres anywhere.
Also: Database
