db-schema-designer
Design normalized relational database schemas — ERDs, indexes, constraints, migrations, and performance optimization.
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--- name: db-schema-designer description: Design normalized relational database schemas — ERDs, indexes, constraints, migrations, and performance optimization. license: MIT --- # DB Schema Designer ## Overview Design normalized relational database schemas — ERDs, indexes, constraints, migrations, and performance optimization. ## When to Use This Skill Use **DB Schema Designer** when you need to: - Work with db schema designer tasks in your project or workflow - Automate db schema designer operations at scale - Generate production-quality db schema designer output quickly ## Instructions When this skill is active, Claude will: 1. Understand the full context of your db schema designer request 2. Apply best practices and conventions for Development 3. Produce clean, well-structured, production-ready output 4. Explain key decisions and offer alternatives where relevant ## Examples ### Example 1 — Basic Usage **User:** Help me get started with db schema designer. **Claude:** I'll walk you through the essential steps for db schema designer in your context... ### Example 2 — Advanced Usage **User:** I need a production-ready db schema designer setup with full error handling. **Claude:** Here's a complete, production-hardened db schema designer implementation... ## Guidelines - Always validate inputs before processing - Follow the conventions of the target platform or language - Prefer explicit over implicit — clarity beats cleverness - Include comments for non-obvious logic - Suggest tests or validation steps where appropriate ## Dependencies Required: postgresql, mysql, sqlite ## Platforms Available on: claude.ai, claude-code, api --- *Part of the [claude-skills](https://github.com/inbharatai/claude-skills) collection — 183+ skills for Claude.*
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