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waynesutton/builder-skills · 5.7k installs · 406 stars

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Install

In your shell
npx -y skills add waynesutton/builder-skills --skill convex --agent claude-code

Run in a terminal. Claude loads the skill when a task calls for it. Check the repo's README before you run it.

Open the repo

Files

SKILL.md

name: convex description: Routes Convex work to the right builder skill and covers the handful of rules that apply everywhere: validators on every function, withIndex over filter, idempotent mutations, internal functions for scheduling. Use when a task mentions Convex and no more specific skill matches, or as the first stop before picking one.

Convex

Start here, pick the matching skill below, and load it. If nothing matches, the rules at the bottom still apply.

Pick a skill

Skill Load when
convex-best-practices general patterns, project structure, "is this the Convex way"
convex-functions queries, mutations, actions, internal functions, error handling
convex-schema-validator tables, indexes, validators, v.* types, schema changes
convex-realtime useQuery, optimistic updates, pagination, presence, rerender churn
convex-http-actions webhooks, REST endpoints, convex/http.ts, Stripe or Clerk callbacks
convex-file-storage uploads, upload URLs, serving files, storage cleanup
convex-cron-jobs crons.ts, runAfter, runAt, batching, a cron that is not firing
convex-migrations backfills, renaming fields, schema evolution with live data
convex-agents AI agents, threads, tools, streaming, RAG with @convex-dev/agent
convex-component-authoring building a reusable component package, defineComponent
convex-security-check fast pre ship audit: auth on public functions, exposed data
convex-security-audit deep review: authorization model, injection, rate limits, secrets
avoid-feature-creep scope pushback, MVP cuts, "just one more feature"
project-workflow multi step tasks, PRDs in prds/, task.md, plans for review
project-docs syncing task.md, changelog.md, files.md with shipped code
git-safety revert, undo, reset, checkout, clean, stash, force push

Two skills often apply at once. Load the domain skill for the code and the process skill for the workflow, for example convex-functions plus project-workflow.

Rules that hold everywhere

  • Every function declares args and returns validators, including internal ones.
  • Read through withIndex. .filter() on a table scan is a bug waiting for data.
  • Mutations are idempotent. Check current state, return early when there is nothing to do.
  • Schedule and cron only internal.* functions. Never api.*.
  • Never call Date.now() inside a query. Pass time in as an argument.
  • Use npx convex dev for development. Do not run npx convex deploy unless asked.
  • Fetch https://docs.convex.dev/llms.txt before trusting memory about an API.

Do not

  • Edit anything under convex/_generated/.
  • Use crons.daily, crons.hourly, or crons.weekly. Use crons.interval or crons.cron.
  • Put "use node" in a file that also exports queries or mutations.
  • Run git commands that discard work without loading git-safety first.

Docs

Facts

Kind
Skill
Repo
waynesutton/builder-skills
Group
Uncategorized
Installs
5.7k
Stars
406

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