contentrain-bulklisted

# Skill: Run Bulk Content Operations > Apply safe batch operations to existing content entries. --- ## When to Use Use this when the user wants to: - copy one locale to another - update status on many entries - delete multiple collection entries This skill is for existing content, not for schema design. --- ## Steps ### 1. Inspect the Model Call `contentrain_status` and `contentrain_describe(model: "<model-id>")` first. Confirm: - model kind - whether `i18n` is enabled - which locales are supported ### 2. Pick the Correct Bulk Operation - `copy_locale`: clone one locale to another for i18n-enabled `collection`, `singleton`, or `dictionary` models - `update_status`: update metadata state — many entries at once for `collection` (by `entry_ids`) or `document` (by `slugs`), or the single record of a `singleton`/`dictionary` - `delete_entries`: remove many collection entries at once ### 3. Apply Safety Rules - never use `copy_locale` on non-i18n models - `update_status` addresses records the way their meta is laid out: `entry_ids` for `collection` models, `slugs` for `document` models (meta is one file per slug — the same identity `contentrain_content_save` uses), and **neither** for `singleton`/`dictionary`, which have one meta record per locale. The wrong list is rejected with a message naming the right one. - `publish_at` on `contentrain_content_save` does **not** publish — it gates delivery of an already-published entry. `update_status` is the only way to chang