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Battle-tested utilities for Convex backends covering relationships, authentication, filtering, sessions, and data migrations. \n \n Relationship helpers ( getOneFrom , getManyFrom , getManyVia ) simplify loading related data across tables with type safety \n Custom functions provide TypeScript-based data protection and access control as an alternative to row-level security, with automatic auth injection and role-based access patterns \n Additional utilities include filtering for complex logic, s

Real-time subscriptions, optimistic updates, intelligent caching, and cursor-based pagination for reactive Convex applications. \n \n Automatic subscriptions via useQuery with smart caching and consistent database views across components \n Optimistic updates for immediate UI feedback on mutations, with automatic rollback on errors \n Cursor-based pagination with usePaginatedQuery supporting load-more and infinite-scroll patterns \n Conditional query execution using \"skip\" to avoid hook call v

Self-contained Convex packages with isolated databases, functions, and type-safe exports for reuse across projects. \n \n Includes isolated database tables, queries, mutations, actions, and TypeScript types within a single component package \n Supports multiple component instances in a single app with custom naming and configuration options \n Provides optional React hooks for type-safe frontend integration and simplified consumer APIs \n Publishes to npm with proper peer dependencies, TypeScrip

Persistent, stateful AI agents with thread management, tool integration, streaming, and RAG on Convex. \n \n Thread management for multi-turn conversations with automatic persistence across restarts and real-time streaming responses to clients \n Tool integration allowing agents to execute Convex functions as callable tools for knowledge search, task creation, and external API calls \n Built-in vector search and RAG patterns for embedding documents and retrieving relevant context to augment agen

Schedule recurring background tasks with interval and cron expression patterns in Convex. \n \n Supports two scheduling modes: fixed intervals (seconds, minutes, hours) and precise cron expressions (UTC timezone) \n Cron jobs call internal functions for security and can accept static arguments for parameterized tasks \n Includes patterns for cleanup operations, data syncing, batch processing, and external API calls via actions \n Built-in logging and monitoring via the Convex dashboard; handle l

Routing hub for Convex backend development skills covering functions, schemas, realtime, storage, agents, and security. \n \n Routes to 11 specialized sub-skills via commands like /convex-functions , /convex-realtime , /convex-agents , and /convex-migrations \n Covers core patterns: queries, mutations, actions, reactive subscriptions, webhooks, file storage, and scheduled tasks \n Includes security-focused skills for audits and best-practice checklists \n Recommended entry point is /convex-best-

Design and build isolated, reusable Convex backend components with clear boundaries and app-facing wrappers. \n \n Supports three component shapes: local (single-app), packaged (npm), and hybrid (both), with a decision tree to choose the right fit \n Enforces architectural boundaries: components own their tables and functions, while the app handles authentication, environment access, and client-facing wrappers \n Provides a complete workflow from planning (tables, public API, data flow) through

Get a production-ready Convex backend set up in minutes. This skill guides you through initializing Convex, creating your schema, setting up auth, and building your first CRUD operations.

Security audit patterns for authorization, data access, action isolation, rate limiting, and sensitive operations in Convex applications. \n \n Covers five core security areas: role-based access control with hierarchical permissions, data access boundaries with ownership verification, action isolation for external API calls, rate limiting with configurable windows, and two-factor confirmation for destructive operations \n Includes complete TypeScript examples for RBAC implementation, permission-

Safe schema evolution with optional fields, batched backfills, and zero-downtime migration patterns. \n \n Supports adding fields as optional, backfilling data in batches, renaming fields, removing deprecated fields, and changing field types through multi-step migrations \n Includes a migration tracking system to prevent re-running completed migrations and monitor progress across batches \n Provides patterns for index management, type conversions with fallback logic, and graceful handling of und