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Query and explore IBM i application objects including CL commands, data areas, data queues, programs, environment variables, exit programs, and watches via SQL services. Use when user asks about: (1) CL command attributes or discovery, (2) data area values or inventory, (3) data queue status and messages, (4) program information (ILE/OPM), (5) environment variables, (6) registered exit programs, (7) watch sessions, (8) user spaces or user indexes, or (9) replacing DSPCMD, DSPDTAARA, DSPLIB, DSPPGM commands.
Analyze IBM i SQL application behavior including error logs, statement parsing, SQLCODE lookups, and system limits. Use when user asks about: (1) SQL errors in applications or error log analysis, (2) most frequent SQL errors, (3) parsing SQL statements to find referenced objects, (4) looking up SQLCODE meanings, (5) properly delimiting SQL identifiers, (6) system size limits for files or indexes, or (7) objects approaching maximum capacity.
Designs database schemas, indexing strategies, query optimization, and migration patterns for SQL and NoSQL databases. Use when designing tables, optimizing queries, fixing N+1 problems, planning migrations, or when asked about database performance, normalization, ORMs, or data modeling.
Use the `surreal` command-line binary to run a SurrealDB server (in-memory, RocksDB, SurrealKV, or TiKV), open an interactive or piped SQL REPL, import and export databases, check server readiness, upgrade the binary, repair storage, and manage SurrealML models. Use this skill whenever users run, connect to, back up, restore, or operate SurrealDB from the terminal. Triggers: surreal start, surreal sql, surreal import, surreal export, surreal isready, surreal upgrade, surreal fix, surreal ml, SurrealDB CLI, surreal server.
Query VictoriaLogs via curl. Use when searching logs with LogsQL, running log stats queries, discovering log fields/streams, analyzing log hit patterns, or exploring log facets. Triggers on: log queries, LogsQL, log search, log stats, field discovery, stream discovery, log facets, log hits, log field values.
The apartment-hunt CLI that actually works in 2026 — Surf-cleared bot protection plus a local SQLite store the website itself doesn't have. Trigger phrases: `find apartments in <city>`, `watch apartment listings for <area>`, `rank rentals by price per square foot`, `compare these apartments`, `use apartments-pp-cli`, `run apartments`.
Query and analyze IBM i backup and recovery resources including save files, save file contents, media libraries, and tape cartridges via SQL services. Use when user asks about: (1) save file history or contents, (2) finding where an object was saved, (3) media library device status, (4) tape cartridge inventory, (5) backup verification, or (6) replacing DSPSAVF, WRKTAP, WRKMLBRM commands.
Manage and analyze IBM i database files, members, partitions, and objects using SQL services. Use when user asks about: (1) file inventory or file attributes in a library, (2) member or partition statistics like row counts, deleted rows, or data sizes, (3) object statistics including last used dates and sizes, (4) catalog health analysis or cross-reference checks, (5) comparing files between libraries, (6) finding objects that depend on a file, (7) validating data integrity, or (8) finding unused objects for cleanup.
Monitor and analyze PTFs, PTF groups, and system patching status on IBM i via SQL services. Use when user asks about: (1) PTF group currency or update status, (2) finding outdated or critical PTF groups, (3) individual PTF details by product, (4) installed PTF group levels, (5) defective PTF checks, (6) PTF patching summaries, (7) replacing DSPPTF, WRKPTFGRP commands, or (8) any PTF management or compliance task.
Manage and query IBM i library lists, library contents, authorization lists, and object privileges via SQL services. Use when user asks about: (1) current library list configuration, (2) library contents and object inventory, (3) authorization lists and secured objects, (4) object-level privilege details, (5) library information and sizes, (6) system vs user library list entries, (7) replacing DSPLIBL, DSPLIB, DSPAUTL, DSPOBJAUT commands, or (8) any library management task.
Query pro-workflow wikis via SQLite FTS5 BM25 retrieval. Returns top-K passages with citations. Use when answering a question that any of the user's wikis already covers, when the user says "what does the wiki say about X", "ask wiki", "search wikis", or before drafting a new wiki page (to avoid duplication).
DingTalk AI Table (multidimensional table) business operations and CLI contract review. This Skill must also be loaded when only reviewing aitable synthetic JSON receipts; "Don't execute online business" does not exempt local offline contract verification; you cannot answer directly based on general JSON experience. Review is based on the verification entry point specified in the user's original text; background write commands are not additional targets; Agent-proposed Skill parameters must not expand the scope. When the user provides an aitable command, a form share synthetic receipt, a dry-run, or asks about a write recovery plan, this Skill must also be loaded; this is local Help/Schema contract verification, not repository source code review; do not start from source code search. First load the body to determine the entry point and rules; do not execute based solely on the summary. Applies to Base/Table, fields and records, comments, filtering/sorting, formulas, SQL/PostgreSQL/JOIN, form sharing and CP sync, App pages/Widget, templates, import/export, dashboards/charts, attachments, and approval data source sync. Does not handle spreadsheet cell operations (use dingtalk-misc) or text document editing (use dingtalk-doc).