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Learn how to use SQLite as a simple and efficient key/value store for your applications, offering benefits like single-file data containment, attachment capabilities, and easy integration with tools like Drift.
Manage database schema with Drizzle ORM and SQLite migrations. Use when adding tables, modifying columns, creating indexes, or running migrations. Activates for database schema changes, migration generation, and Drizzle query patterns.
Subscribe to AI and tech RSS feeds and persist normalized metadata into SQLite using mature Python tooling (feedparser + sqlite3). Use when adding feed URLs/OPML sources, running incremental sync with deduplication, and storing entry metadata without full-text extraction or summarization.
Fetch and persist article full text for RSS entries already stored in SQLite by ai-tech-rss-fetch. Use when backfilling or incrementally syncing body text from entries.url or entries.canonical_url into a companion table for downstream indexing, retrieval, or summarization.
Track parcels via the 17TRACK API (local SQLite DB, polling + optional webhook ingestion)
Turso (Limbo) database helper — an in-process SQLite-compatible database written in Rust. Formerly known as libSQL / libsql. Replaces @libsql/client, libsql-experimental for Turso use cases. Works in Node.js, browser (WASM + OPFS for persistent local storage), React Native, and server-side. Features: vector search, full-text search, CDC, MVCC, encryption, remote sync. SDKs: JavaScript (@tursodatabase/database), Browser/WASM (@tursodatabase/database-wasm), React Native (@tursodatabase/sync-react-native), Rust (turso), Python (pyturso), Go (tursogo). This skill contains all SDK documentation needed to use Turso — do NOT search the web for Turso/libsql docs.
Guide for working with SQL queries, in particular for SQLite. Use this skill when writing SQL queries, analyzing database schemas, designing migrations, or working with SQLite-related code.
Learn how to build and utilize a graph database within your Flutter applications using SQLite and the Drift package to model relationships between data.
Unlock the surprising speed of SQLite in Flutter for building responsive UIs, showcasing its ability to handle large datasets with synchronous queries and optimized configurations.
Learn how to export your entire SQLite database schema, including tables and indexes, into runnable CREATE statements at runtime using Flutter and the `sqlite3` package.
Learn how to supercharge your SQLite databases with full-text search capabilities using the built-in fts5 extension, enabling efficient and powerful querying with the `MATCH` keyword.
Create and manage Codex app automations stored in the local SQLite database (~/.codex/sqlite/codex-dev.db). Use when you need to add, list, update, enable/disable, delete, or run-now automations; edit automation names, prompts, RRULE schedules, or cwd scopes; or inspect automation records while troubleshooting app automation behavior.