Official Aerospike agent skills repo
概览
This repository holds under skills/. Each skill is a self-contained folder you can copy into , add to context via repo instructions, or use with and other assistants. Skills focus on the (not Aerospike Graph). real-time / low-latency key-value storage, Redis or Memcached–style patterns with persistence, feature stores, user profiles, client-side modeling and policies. The (and what to copy) is skills/README.md. More Aerospike skills may appear there over time. If you previously used aerospike-getting-started/ at the , it now lives at . That folder is for who edit the skill sources; users install the compiled skill from compiled-skills/. Use when you need a dev instance, correct defaults, or a first verified read/write. Use when you are writing or reviewing client code against a model that already exists. Use when the schema itself is the deliverable. You can install ; they complement each other.
README
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Aerospike agent skills
This repository holds Aerospike-related Agent Skills under skills/. Each skill is a self-contained folder you can copy into Cursor, add to GitHub Copilot context via repo instructions, or use with Claude and other assistants. Skills focus on the core Aerospike Database (not Aerospike Graph).
Plain-language topics: real-time / low-latency key-value storage, Redis or Memcached–style patterns with persistence, feature stores, user profiles, client-side modeling and policies.
The canonical list of skills (and what to copy) is skills/README.md. More Aerospike skills may appear there over time.
Layout note: If you previously used aerospike-getting-started/ at the repository root, it now lives at skills/aerospike-getting-started/. That folder is for contributors who edit the skill sources; users install the compiled skill from compiled-skills/.
Skills in this repository
| Skill folder | Purpose | Entry |
|---|---|---|
aerospike-getting-started |
Local Docker, namespaces/ports/TTL, first put/get, official client snippets, Community vs Enterprise, troubleshooting for new users | skills/aerospike-getting-started/SKILL.md |
aerospike-development |
Application development: CDTs, expressions, indexes, batch/scan, policies, modeling against an existing schema, modular rules under references/ |
skills/aerospike-development/SKILL.md |
aerospike-data-modeling |
Design-time data modeling: deriving a schema from requirements when none exists yet, or redesigning one | skills/aerospike-data-modeling/SKILL.md |
Choosing a skill: Use getting-started when you need a dev instance, correct defaults, or a first verified read/write. Use development when you are writing or reviewing client code against a model that already exists. Use data-modeling when the schema itself is the deliverable. You can install all; they complement each other.
Out of scope for these skills: production cluster topology, full operations runbooks, Kubernetes/Helm, or cloud-specific deployment—for that, use Aerospike documentation (links also appear in the getting-started skill).
Who this is for
- Developers who want a working local instance and first client I/O (getting-started).
- Developers building or reviewing Aerospike client applications (development skill).
- Teams that want consistent AI-assisted answers when working with Aerospike.
What’s in the repo
| Path | Purpose |
|---|---|
| skills/README.md | Index of skills in this repository (update this when adding a skill) |
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安装
npx skillfish add aerospike/agent-skills