--- title: Top Databases & Schemas Skills for Cursor slug: top-databases-schemas-skills-for-cursor type: category-agent-cut category: databases-schemas agent: cursor canonical: https://top-agent-skills.com/top-databases-schemas-skills-for-cursor verified: 6 unverified: 8 updated: 2026-07-15 --- # Top Databases & Schemas Skills for Cursor Database skills verified on Cursor are almost entirely vendor-published, which is the right way round for this category: Supabase and Neon for Postgres, PlanetScale for MySQL branching workflows, MongoDB for document modelling, Prisma for ORM and migration patterns, and Redis for caching. Install the one matching your database rather than a generic SQL skill — the value is in the vendor's own migration and branching conventions. ## Verified on Cursor (6) ### 1. supabase-skill — score 51/100 (verified-org) Supabase done right. RLS policies, edge functions, realtime, auth — in idiomatic patterns. - Best for: Teams on Supabase who want the agent to write RLS-correct queries by default. - Publisher: Supabase · MIT - Verified on: claude-code, cursor, codex ```bash npx skills add supabase/agent-skills ``` Full entry: https://top-agent-skills.com/skill/supabase-skill (https://top-agent-skills.com/skill/supabase-skill.md) ### 2. neon-postgres — score 51/100 (verified-org) Neon serverless Postgres done right — branching, pooling, and scale-to-zero, from Neon. - Best for: Teams on Neon who want the agent to use branch-per-PR databases and Neon-native connection handling by default. - Publisher: Neon · Apache-2.0 - Verified on: claude-code, cursor, codex ```bash npx skills add neondatabase/agent-skills ``` Full entry: https://top-agent-skills.com/skill/neon-postgres (https://top-agent-skills.com/skill/neon-postgres.md) ### 3. planetscale-skills — score 49/100 (verified-org) PlanetScale's schema branching and index-aware queries, packaged for agents. - Best for: Teams already on PlanetScale who want migrations to feel like Git. - Publisher: PlanetScale · MIT - Verified on: claude-code, cursor ```bash npx skills add planetscale/skills ``` Full entry: https://top-agent-skills.com/skill/planetscale-skills (https://top-agent-skills.com/skill/planetscale-skills.md) ### 4. prisma-orm — score 49/100 (verified-org) Prisma migrations and queries by the book. Index-aware, migration-safe, type-correct. - Best for: TypeScript backends on Prisma where schema migrations should be reviewable and safe. - Publisher: Prisma · MIT - Verified on: claude-code, cursor, codex ```bash npx skills add prisma/skills ``` Full entry: https://top-agent-skills.com/skill/prisma-orm (https://top-agent-skills.com/skill/prisma-orm.md) ### 5. redis-cache-patterns — score 49/100 (verified-org) Caching without the bugs. Invalidation, write-through, cache-aside, distributed locks. - Best for: Teams adding Redis caching where naming and invalidation are easy to get wrong. - Publisher: Redis · MIT - Verified on: claude-code, cursor, codex ```bash npx skills add redis/agent-skills ``` Full entry: https://top-agent-skills.com/skill/redis-cache-patterns (https://top-agent-skills.com/skill/redis-cache-patterns.md) ### 6. mongodb-patterns — score 47/100 (verified-org) MongoDB aggregations and indexing without the foot-guns. Full entry: https://top-agent-skills.com/skill/mongodb-patterns (https://top-agent-skills.com/skill/mongodb-patterns.md) ## In Databases & Schemas but NOT verified on Cursor (8) These may well work — the SKILL.md format is shared. They are listed as unverified because this site lists an agent only where the install was run or the publisher documents a path for it. - duckdb-skills — In-process analytical SQL over CSV, Parquet, and Excel — no warehouse, no server. (https://top-agent-skills.com/skill/duckdb-skills) - postgres — The generalist Postgres skill the ecosystem was missing — schema, indexing, extensions and migrations, from a Postgres company. (https://top-agent-skills.com/skill/postgres-aiguide) - postgres-database-migration — Zero-downtime Postgres migrations, with the locking behaviour spelled out — which ALTER TABLE takes an AccessExclusiveLock and what to do instead. (https://top-agent-skills.com/skill/postgres-migrations) - design-postgres-tables — Schema design decisions made explicitly: data types, key strategy, JSONB versus columns, and when partitioning earns its complexity. (https://top-agent-skills.com/skill/postgres-table-design) - qdrant-advisor — A self-updating vector-database skill: it fetches current Qdrant guidance at run time instead of shipping a snapshot that rots. (https://top-agent-skills.com/skill/qdrant-advisor) - weaviate — The vector-database skill that ships executable scripts rather than prose — the agent runs the query instead of describing it. (https://top-agent-skills.com/skill/weaviate-skill) - turso-db — The SQLite slot, filled by Turso — and unusually, a skill that actively steers the agent off the stale API surface web search returns. (https://top-agent-skills.com/skill/turso-db) - dbhub — One skill across Postgres, MySQL, SQL Server, MariaDB and SQLite — and its actual job is forcing explore-before-query on real schemas. (https://top-agent-skills.com/skill/dbhub) ## Common question **Will a database skill let Cursor run migrations against production?** Not on its own — these skills supply schema, query, and migration patterns, not credentials. The risk arrives when you also give the agent a connection string. Point skills at a branch or a local database, and keep production migrations behind the same review gate as any other deploy. --- _Top Agent Skills. Machine-readable twin of https://top-agent-skills.com/top-databases-schemas-skills-for-cursor._