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@deqmin99/sql-query-helper

v1.0.0

Published

15 days ago

GitHub skills for Microsoft SQL Server development, troubleshooting, optimization, and repository analysis.

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github-skill sql-server t-sql database query-optimization

SQL Query Helper

A GitHub Skill designed to assist users with Microsoft SQL Server development, troubleshooting, optimization, and repository analysis.

Skills

Idea to Execution

Converts business requirements into executable T-SQL solutions.

Repository Explorer

Explains SQL code, stored procedures, views, and database relationships.

Research Brief

Provides SQL Server performance analysis and best-practice recommendations.

Example Use Cases

Generate T-SQL queries
Optimize slow SQL
Explain stored procedures
Review database designs
Analyze compatibility issues
Recommend indexes
Investigate query performance problems

Automated npm Publishing

The GitHub Actions workflow at .github/workflows/publish-npm.yml publishes @deqmin99/sql-query-helper to npm when a version tag such as v1.0.1 is pushed.

Add an npm publish token to the repository secrets as NPM_TOKEN. The workflow also supports the existing secret name HF_TOKEN, but NPM_TOKEN is recommended for clarity. To release a new version:

npm version patch
git push origin main --follow-tags