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Skill waynesutton/convexskills/skills/convex

AI agent skills and templates for building production ready apps with Convex. Patterns for queries, mutations, cron jobs, webhooks, migrations, and more.

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npx -y skills add waynesutton/convexskills --skill convex

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Umbrella skill for all Convex development patterns. Routes to specific skills like convex-functions, convex-realtime, convex-agents, etc.

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Convex Development Skills

This is an index skill for Convex development. Use specific skills for detailed guidance:

Core Development

SkillCommandUse When
Functions/convex-functionsWriting queries, mutations, actions
Schema/convex-schema-validatorDefining database schemas and validators
Realtime/convex-realtimeBuilding reactive subscriptions
HTTP Actions/convex-http-actionsWebhooks and HTTP endpoints

Data & Storage

SkillCommandUse When
File Storage/convex-file-storageFile uploads, serving, storage
Migrations/convex-migrationsSchema evolution, data backfills

Advanced Patterns

SkillCommandUse When
Agents/convex-agentsBuilding AI agents with tools
Cron Jobs/convex-cron-jobsScheduled background tasks
Components/convex-component-authoringReusable Convex packages

Security

SkillCommandUse When
Security Check/convex-security-checkQuick security audit checklist
Security Audit/convex-security-auditDeep security review

Guidelines

SkillCommandUse When
Best Practices/convex-best-practicesGeneral patterns and guidelines

Quick Start

For most tasks:

  1. Start with /convex-best-practices for general patterns
  2. Use /convex-functions for writing backend logic
  3. Use /convex-schema-validator for data modeling
  4. Use specific skills as needed for your use case

Documentation

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