tinybirdco/tinybird-agent-skills
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1Tinybirdtinybird is a reference-and-rules agent skill for Tinybird Cloud projects: it tells your coding agent how to structure datasources, pipes, endpoints, materialized views, sinks, and connections, and how to write compliant SQL. Solo builders shipping event analytics, product metrics APIs, or internal dashboards use it when creating or editing .datasource and .pipe files, optimizing endpoints, or reviewing refactors. The skill emphasizes local files as truth, build/deploy targets tied to tinybird.config.json, and command flags for cloud versus branch workflows. It is not a generic SQL tutor—it encodes Tinybird-specific file formats, Aggre/MergeTree conventions, deduplication recipes, and test practices so agents do not invent invalid platform syntax.975installs2Tinybird Cli GuidelinesTinybird CLI Guidelines is an agent skill that teaches solo builders and small teams how to move data into Tinybird using the `tb` CLI and related HTTP ingestion paths. It covers appending rows to existing datasources from files, URLs, or event payloads, choosing Cloud versus Local targets, and when to use branches versus lightweight local development. The readme frames branches as the team workflow for schema and endpoint experiments with realistic data, while pointing heavy connector setups to official docs. For Prism’s Build and Operate shelves, it fits builders wiring analytics backends and operators maintaining ingestion after launch. Expect procedural CLI recipes—not a hosted MCP—so the agent should follow paths verbatim and respect workspace isolation when appending to production-shaped resources.652installs3Tinybird Typescript Sdk GuidelinesTinybird TypeScript SDK Guidelines is an integration skill for solo builders standardizing real-time analytics on Tinybird using @tinybirdco/sdk. It tells your agent how to install and initialize the SDK, structure rule-aligned TypeScript resources for datasources and pipes, run dev/build/deploy/preview commands against the right environment, and expose a fully typed client for ingestion and queries. The material is aimed at SaaS and API products that outgrew hand-edited .datasource/.pipe files and need compile-time safety, reproducible deploys, and clear separation between low-level API usage and higher-level typed clients. Invoke it during backend integration work when you are adding Kafka, S3, or GCS connections, materialized views, or sink pipes—not when you only need marketing analytics strategy. Prism lists it under Build integrations so journey hubs surface it next to other data-plane tooling; expect intermediate familiarity with TypeScript, npm, and basic event-schema design.513installs