Results for “query skill”

Diagnose and eliminate the GraphQL N+1 resolver explosion using Facebook DataLoader's per-request batching, plus the second-order defenses (persisted queries, depth limits, cost analysis). Use when a GraphQL query that returns N items in a list triggers N+1 database round trips, when designing nested resolvers that load associations, when a list query times out under load, or when you need to budget query cost before resolvers run. NOT for REST-style endpoint design (use api-versioning-strategy), generic database query optimization (use database-query-optimizer), or schema design (use graphql-server-architect).

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INTERNAL/HELPER skill — do NOT invoke directly from a user query. This is the shared formatter/poster used by create-issue, create-issue-from-issue-number, and update-issue. It formats an implementation-ready GitHub Issue body, runs the pre-posting checklist, executes `gh issue create` or `gh issue edit`, and optionally posts a 確認事項 follow-up comment. Invoke this skill ONLY from one of the three parent skills via the Skill tool, after the parent has completed analysis. If a user asks to 'format an issue body' or similar, route them to the appropriate parent skill (/create-issue, /create-issue-from-issue-number, or /update-issue) rather than invoking this one directly.

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INTERNAL/HELPER skill — do NOT invoke directly from a user query. This is the shared formatter/poster used by answer-issue-questions and breakdown-issues. It formats a scope GitHub Issue body (label cc-triage-scope, used before code analysis), runs the pre-posting checklist, and executes `gh issue create`. Invoke this skill ONLY from one of the parent skills via the Skill tool, after the parent has finalized the task breakdown. If a user asks to 'create a scope issue' or similar, route them to the appropriate parent skill (/breakdown-issues for fresh breakdowns, /answer-issue-questions for derived sub-tasks) rather than invoking this one directly.

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Write, validate, and (optionally) execute an NQL query against a Narrative dataset. Drafts the query from the user's question, runs `narrative_nql_validate` until it compiles, explains the query in plain English, and only runs it on explicit approval (or when invoked with `--run`). Use when: "write an NQL query for X", "query this dataset", "validate this NQL", "run NQL against dataset <id>", "how many rows match Y", "show me the top N records from <dataset>". (narrative-common)

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Deploys and configures osquery for real-time endpoint monitoring using SQL-based queries to inspect running processes, open ports, installed software, and system configuration. Use when building visibility into endpoint state, threat hunting across fleet, or implementing compliance monitoring. Activates for requests involving osquery deployment, endpoint visibility, fleet management, or SQL-based endpoint querying.

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INTERNAL/HELPER skill — do NOT invoke directly from a user query. This is the shared formatter/poster used by create-issue, create-issue-from-issue-number, and update-issue. It formats an implementation-ready GitHub Issue body, runs the pre-posting checklist, executes `gh issue create` or `gh issue edit`, and optionally posts a 確認事項 follow-up comment. Invoke this skill ONLY from one of the three parent skills via the Skill tool, after the parent has completed analysis. If a user asks to 'format an issue body' or similar, route them to the appropriate parent skill (/create-issue, /create-issue-from-issue-number, or /update-issue) rather than invoking this one directly.

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INTERNAL/HELPER skill — do NOT invoke directly from a user query. This is the shared formatter/poster used by breakdown-issues. It formats a scope GitHub Issue body (label cc-triage-scope, used before code analysis), runs the pre-posting checklist, and executes `gh issue create`. Invoke this skill ONLY from one of the parent skills via the Skill tool, after the parent has finalized the task breakdown. If a user asks to 'create a scope issue' or similar, route them to the parent skill (/breakdown-issues) rather than invoking this one directly.

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Use this skill when building or debugging URL-backed state with nuxt-ui-tools as a package consumer. Covers codecs, useQueryState, useQueryStates, dynamicQueryState, grouped state, dynamic keys, and practical query-string examples.

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Analyze DNS logs to find signs of hidden data transfers. Use query length, character randomness, traffic volume, and response sizes to identify suspicious domains and support monitoring rules with Python, Suricata, and Splunk examples.

• Investigating possible data theft through DNS traffic
• Ranking suspicious domains found in DNS logs
• Creating DNS tunneling detection rules

Investigate slow or failing requests in Google Cloud using Cloud Trace. Filter traces by duration or error status, inspect spans representing individual operations, and retrieve related Cloud Logging entries to investigate bottlenecks and exceptions.

• Find requests exceeding a latency threshold
• Inspect operation hierarchies within a trace
• Investigate failures using related application logs

Turn existing PromQL or ListTimeSeries queries into Cloud Monitoring chart definitions in textproto, a text format for Protocol Buffers. Generate readable titles, axis labels, units, and plot types, then validate the resulting widget files.

• Create chart definitions from existing monitoring queries
• Set chart titles, axis labels, and units
• Prepare widget definitions for dashboard provisioning

Explore and query measurements stored in Axiom MetricsDB. The skill discovers metrics and tags, checks measurement types and units, and builds MPL queries, Axiom’s metrics query language, to retrieve values and aggregate them over a chosen period.

• Explore available metrics and tag values
• Check metrics for a specific service or host
• Aggregate values over a selected time range

Call Yao processes to query data models or run scripts. Check which operations are permitted, inspect their required arguments through the documentation workflow, and execute a process using its full name.

• Check which Yao processes are permitted
• Query records through a data model
• Run a named Yao script

Query gnomAD for variant frequencies, gene constraint measures, and effects on gene transcripts. Get concise Markdown summaries from focused requests, with options to return machine-readable JSON or save the full response to a file.

• Checking the frequency of a specific genetic variant
• Retrieving gene constraint measures
• Looking up variant effects on gene transcripts

Manage a crypto wallet with the awal CLI, including sign-in, balance checks, transfers, swaps, and funding. Also find and pay for APIs through x402, a payment protocol, set up paid endpoints, and query blockchain data on Base.

• Check wallet balances across supported networks
• Send tokens to an address or ENS name
• Swap tokens or add wallet funds

Build custom calculation and parsing tools that an n8n AI Agent can call. This skill covers JavaScript or Python inputs, structured arguments, string results, tool descriptions, and fixes for invocation and output errors.

• Adding a calculation tool to an AI Agent
• Defining typed inputs for multiple arguments
• Fixing tool output type errors

Search X posts by keyword, date range, author, engagement thresholds, and media type. Collect structured results containing post text, author profiles, reaction counts, and media, with support for latest or top results and collection across multiple pages.

• Collect brand and competitor mentions
• Track posts using a campaign hashtag
• Gather posts from a specific date range

Look up an Amazon product by ASIN, its unique product identifier, to retrieve the featured purchase offer, seller, price, availability, and fulfillment method. Compare other sellers' prices, shipping fees, and ratings in structured results.

• Checking the seller featured in the purchase box
• Comparing seller prices and shipping fees
• Reviewing seller ratings and feedback counts

Apply IRQL graph functions to KQL or IRQL query results for Kusto Explorer visualization. Generates Lift_To_Graph mappings and composes Graph_Render_View, Graph_Fold_By_Property, Extract_Node_*, Enrich_Node_*, and Enrich_Graph_* calls. Accepts a supplied query or limited basic natural-language source request; it is not a general natural-language-to-KQL/IRQL skill. WHEN: Lift_To_Graph, Graph_Render_View, Graph_Fold_By_Property, IRQL graph enrichment, graph mapping for existing query results, icon-decorated graph, fold graph nodes. Use azure-kusto-graph for native make-graph analysis, graph-match, shortest paths, components, or persistent graphs.

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Apply IRQL graph functions to KQL or IRQL query results for Kusto Explorer visualization. Generates Lift_To_Graph mappings and composes Graph_Render_View, Graph_Fold_By_Property, Extract_Node_*, Enrich_Node_*, and Enrich_Graph_* calls. Accepts a supplied query or limited basic natural-language source request; it is not a general natural-language-to-KQL/IRQL skill. WHEN: Lift_To_Graph, Graph_Render_View, Graph_Fold_By_Property, IRQL graph enrichment, graph mapping for existing query results, icon-decorated graph, fold graph nodes. Use azure-kusto-graph for native make-graph analysis, graph-match, shortest paths, components, or persistent graphs.

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Query Microsoft Fabric and Power BI semantic models with DAX (and Fabric SQL endpoints with T-SQL) to feed a Claude Dashboard or any dashboard built from a Fabric connector or MCP server. Use this skill whenever you build, extend or debug a dashboard, KPI card, chart or table on top of a semantic model, call a tool like run_dax_query, get_model_schema or list_models, or the user asks for numbers "from Fabric", "from the model" or "from Power BI", even if they never say DAX. Covers reusing the model's measures instead of writing new ones, KPI design with a target and a trend, crossfiltering between visuals, DAX query syntax and time intelligence, and an execute-inspect-fix test loop.

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Use this skill AUTOMATICALLY before writing any Higgsfield prompt. Query the memory databases for relevant past failures and pre-apply known fixes before the user even hits generate. Triggers include: any request to write a Higgsfield prompt, any use of the higgsfield-prompt skill, any mention of generating a video or image on Higgsfield, any MCSLA prompt construction. This skill should run SILENTLY in the background — don't announce it, just apply what's known. If the databases are empty, skip silently and proceed with normal prompt generation.

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Use when querying or calling pay-per-token foundation models, or when creating, updating, listing, or querying Unity Gateway (also called Unity AI Gateway) services, including model provider services, MCP services, system.ai services, and three-part Unity Catalog service names (catalog.schema.service). Also use for managing spend budgets and usage alerts on Unity Gateway, and for migrating from legacy AI Gateway. Also use when a workload with Model Serving endpoint permissions (for example CAN_QUERY) gets PERMISSION_DENIED querying a three-part model name, since serving-endpoint access does not grant access to a Unity Gateway service. Not for configuring legacy AI Gateway on Model Serving endpoints; use databricks-model-serving for that.

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Generate SQL queries from natural-language requirements using SELECT, JOIN, GROUP BY, window functions, CTEs, and subqueries. Use when the user needs a new query from a business question or schema; use query-optimization when an existing query or execution plan is slow.

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