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20 PlanetScale Safe Orchestrator alternatives

PlanetScale Safe Orchestrator: 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. 20 agent skills do similar work, most sharing Database, Official and PostgreSQL, ranked by how much they have in common with PlanetScale Safe Orchestrator.

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  1. by PlanetScale

    How to drive the PlanetScale CLI non-interactively: --format json everywhere, auth check before anything else, pscale sql instead of pscale shell, correct flag placement.

    Also: Database, MySQL, Official, PlanetScale

  2. by Google

    Google's official Cloud SQL skill — create and connect MySQL, PostgreSQL and SQL Server instances with the right gcloud commands, Auth Proxy setup, HA and backup model.

    Also: Database, MySQL, PostgreSQL

  3. by PlanetScale

    PlanetScale's approval contract for agents: five operation classes that decide what a database agent may do freely, what needs a named approval, and what it must never do alone.

    Also: Database, Official, PlanetScale

  4. 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

  5. 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: Database, Schema Design

  6. by Netlify

    Netlify's official skill for zero-config managed Postgres — querying from Functions, Drizzle setup, migrations and per-preview database branches.

    Also: Database, PostgreSQL

  7. 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, PostgreSQL

  8. by Google

    Google's official AlloyDB for PostgreSQL skill — cluster and instance lifecycle from gcloud, plus hard rules on private connectivity, IAM database auth and backup behaviour.

    Also: Database, PostgreSQL

  9. by Neon

    Neon's official agent skill for serverless Postgres — connection strings and drivers, pooled vs direct connections, branching, autoscaling, scale-to-zero, read replicas and logical replication.

    Also: Database, PostgreSQL

  10. 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, PostgreSQL

  11. by Tinybird

    Tinybird's own datafile and SQL rules for coding agents — datasources, pipes, endpoints, materialized views, deduplication and query optimisation.

    Also: Database, Official

  12. 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, Official

  13. 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, Official

  14. 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, Official

  15. 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

  16. 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

  17. 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

  18. by ClickHouse Inc

    ClickHouse's official agent skill: 31 rules for primary keys, data types, JOINs, batching and partitioning that an agent must check and cite before advising on a schema or query.

    Also: Database

  19. 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: Database

  20. 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