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About convex-expert

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convex-expert

Convex backend specialist

convex-expert is an agent specialist for the Convex backend. It is meant to be used for any code inside a convex/ directory, including function definitions, schemas, indexes, queries, mutations, actions and HTTP endpoints. The specialist knows the object-form function syntax, the rules for validators, index naming, the difference between internal and public functions, schema changes over time, resource limits, the component ecosystem and the runtime errors that generic models often get wrong. Its workflow starts by reading convex/schema.ts and the generated guidelines file, if there is one, before editing any function. The rules say to write every registered function in object form with both args and returns validators, and to use the right index for each query. The specialist is meant to be invoked before any change to Convex code, so the same discipline applies to each edit. It is part of the get-convex agent-skills repository and is added to a compatible agent with the skills command. Its audits passed with Gen Agent Trust Hub, Socket and Snyk. It suits developers building a Convex app who want fewer mistakes in backend code written by an agent.

Price
Free
Made by
get-convex
Category
AI Skills
Website
github.com/get-convex/agent-skills/convex-expert