pumarogie
UserProduction Postgres survival skills for Claude Code — schema design, safe migrations, query performance, connection pooling, autovacuum/bloat, and queue/partitioning patterns.
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Indexed Skills (6)
designing-postgres-schemas
Guides Postgres schema design when creating tables, choosing keys and data types, defining foreign keys and deletion behavior, modeling JSONB, or planning retention for unbounded event and log data.
postgres-advanced-patterns
Guides production Postgres patterns when implementing multi-worker job queues and leases, batching writes, managing unbounded time-series partitions, or moving data between large live tables.
tuning-autovacuum-and-bloat
Guides autovacuum and bloat remediation when dead tuples accumulate, write-heavy tables outgrow scale-factor defaults, vacuum falls behind, transaction-ID age approaches freeze limits, or tables and indexes consume disproportionate disk.
writing-performant-queries
Guides evidence-first Postgres query diagnosis when an API or database becomes slow, an expensive query must be found, EXPLAIN must be used safely, the planner ignores an index, statistics may be stale, or a filter-and-sort query needs an index.
writing-safe-migrations
Guides Postgres migrations when altering large or live tables, adding indexes or constraints, backfilling columns, changing column types, or planning zero-downtime rollouts. Covers lock levels, lock_timeout, CREATE INDEX CONCURRENTLY, NOT VALID constraints, and expand-and-contract.
managing-postgres-connections
Guides Postgres connection pooling when applications add instances, connection churn or storms appear, max_connections is exhausted, PgBouncer is introduced, or pgxpool and server pool limits must be sized safely.
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