external/neon-skills/neon-drizzle/SKILL.md
Creates a fully functional Drizzle ORM setup with a provisioned Neon database. Installs dependencies, provisions database credentials, configures connections, generates schemas, and runs migrations. Results in working code that can immediately connect to and query the database. Use when creating new projects with Drizzle, adding ORM to existing applications, or modifying database schemas.
npx skillsauth add seikaikyo/dash-skills neon-drizzleInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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Comprehensive Drizzle ORM setup for Neon databases with guided workflows.
When generating TypeScript/JavaScript code:
Each guide is a complete, self-contained walkthrough with numbered phases:
guides/new-project.md - Full setup from scratch (see: Table of Contents)guides/existing-project.md - Add Drizzle to running apps (see: Table of Contents)guides/schema-only.md - Schema creation and modification (see: Table of Contents)guides/troubleshooting.md - Debug common issues (organized by error type)I'll automatically detect your context (package manager, framework, deployment target) and select the appropriate guide based on your request.
Tell me what you're building - I'll handle the rest:
For deeper technical details (loaded on-demand):
references/adapters.md - HTTP vs WebSocket decision guidereferences/migrations.md - Migration patterns and troubleshootingreferences/query-patterns.md - Example queries and best practicestemplates/schema-example.ts - Multi-table schema with relationstemplates/drizzle-config.ts - Configuration examplesscripts/generate-schema.ts - Automated migration generationscripts/run-migration.ts - Programmatic migration runnerI will:
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tools
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tools
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development
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testing
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