Stirlingmarketinggroup Cool Mysql
- 3 repo stars
- Updated July 23, 2026
- StirlingMarketingGroup/cool-mysql
cool-mysql is a Claude Code plugin that guides use of the cool-mysql library for pools, named parameters, and query templates on MySQL.
About
stirlingmarketinggroup-cool-mysql is a Claude Code plugin that documents the cool-mysql library for developers who want cleaner, template-driven MySQL access without re-reading README fragments on every task. developers shipping APIs or SaaS backends can lean on the skill for connection pooling, named parameter conventions, and query patterns that reduce string-concatenation mistakes when agents write SQL. The material emphasizes practical library usage—how to structure helpers, when caching fits, and how templates map to real queries—rather than generic database theory. It suits projects on MySQL or MariaDB where you own the schema and want consistent agent output. Install it during backend implementation; it does not replace migration tooling, security review, or hosted database operations playbooks.
- Helper-oriented guide for the cool-mysql library with connection pool patterns
- Named parameters and query template syntax for safer dynamic SQL
- Covers caching and advanced MySQL usage patterns for application code
- Comprehensive reference shaped for agents generating backend data access
Stirlingmarketinggroup Cool Mysql by the numbers
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| repo stars | ★ 3 |
|---|---|
| Last updated | July 23, 2026 |
| Repository | StirlingMarketingGroup/cool-mysql ↗ |
What it does
Add this plugin when you want agent-guided patterns for cool-mysql: pools, named parameters, query templates, and caching-friendly MySQL access in your backend.
Who is it for?
Best when you're building Node or similar backends against MySQL and want a single agent skill for the cool-mysql helper library.
Skip if: Skip if you're on Postgres-only stacks, or developers and need ORM-wide migration and ship-phase security auditing instead of a MySQL library guide.
What you get
After adding the plugin, you get consistent cool-mysql patterns for connections, named params, and queries that agents can apply across your backend code.
- Agent-aligned cool-mysql connection and pool configuration snippets
- Named-parameter and template query patterns for your schema
- Documented caching and advanced query usage consistent with the library
By the numbers
- Plugin bundle lists 1 plugin from repo StirlingMarketingGroup/cool-mysql
- Catalog metadata reports 3 GitHub stars on the repository
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Database library skill for MySQL access patterns, not an MCP dev proxy or Gemini CLI automation skill.
FAQ
Who is cool-mysql for?
It is for developers using Claude Code to build backends that talk to MySQL via the cool-mysql library and want pooled connections and template-style queries documented for the agent.
When should I use cool-mysql?
Use it while implementing or refactoring data access layers, defining named-parameter queries, or tuning connection pool usage with cool-mysql.
How do I add cool-mysql to my agent?
Install the StirlingMarketingGroup cool-mysql Claude Code plugin from the catalog repo bundle and invoke it whenever tasks touch MySQL queries, pools, or cool-mysql templates.