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10 published skills

  1. Mz Deploy · materializeinc bundle
    Using the mz-deploy CLI to manage a declarative SQL project for Materialize — project layout and the stage/wait/promote deployment lifecycle. Use this skill whenever the user is working in an mz-deploy project (a directory containing project.toml), asks how to deploy SQL changes to Materialize safely, or mentions mz-deploy, project.toml, profiles.toml, types.lock, staging deployments, deploy IDs, `mz-deploy stage`, `mz-deploy promote`, `mz-deploy abort`, `mz-deploy apply`, `SET api = stable`, stable API schemas, replacement materialized views, EXECUTE UNIT TEST, or per-profile SQL file overrides (`name#profile.sql`). Also trigger when a user needs to roll back a Materialize deployment or resolve a deployment conflict.
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  2. Materialize Dbt · materializeinc
    Using the dbt-materialize adapter to manage Materialize streaming pipelines with dbt. Covers materializations (source, source_table, view, materialized_view, sink, table, seed), profile configuration, index creation, blue/green deployments (deploy_init, deploy_promote, deploy_cleanup), cluster management, strict mode, and testing. Use this skill whenever the user asks about writing dbt models for Materialize, configuring dbt profiles for Materialize, running dbt against Materialize, blue/green or zero-downtime deployments with dbt, creating sources or sinks in dbt, troubleshooting dbt-materialize issues, or migrating existing dbt projects to Materialize. Also trigger when the user mentions dbt-materialize, materialized_view materialization, deploy_init, deploy_promote, deploy_await, strict_mode, refresh_interval, retain_history, or partition_by in a dbt context.
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  3. Mz Ontology Design · materializeinc bundle
    Designing and reviewing the semantic layer of a Materialize SQL code base as a canonical ontology — a shared raw database, a shared core database, and one database per use case. Use this skill when a user asks how to structure or organize Materialize schemas and databases, wants to define canonical semantic objects (entities, events, measurements, relationship objects), needs identity resolution or temporal semantics for public objects, is deciding what belongs in a shared layer versus a consumer-specific one, is building or validating a relationship registry (core.public.relationships, reference edges, cardinality, optionality), or mentions ontology, semantic layer, semantic model, semantic objects, context graph, raw/core/use-case boundaries, grain, or enforceable layer dependencies. Also trigger when reviewing an existing Materialize code base for leaked private schemas, duplicated concepts, or undocumented public objects.
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  4. Mz Optimize Memory · materializeinc bundle
    Reduce the memory footprint and cost of Materialize compute clusters: find where arrangement memory sits, pick and size the right optimization lever (index strategy, GROUP SIZE hint tuning, view slimming, subquery decorrelation), adjudicate proposed index or view changes, run measured experiments safely, and package verified changes. Use when a Materialize cluster or replica uses too much memory or is OOMing or crash-looping, when the user wants to downsize a replica or cut Materialize spend, when deciding which indexes to add or drop, or when tuning GROUP SIZE hints.
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  5. Materialize Docs · materializeinc bundle
    Materialize documentation for SQL syntax, data ingestion, concepts, and best practices. Use when users ask about Materialize queries, sources, sinks, views, or clusters.
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  6. Materialize Debug Freshness · materializeinc bundle
    Use when a Materialize object is behind wall-clock time — high lag in mz_wallclock_global_lag, a stale or lagging materialized view, index, or sink, a freshness alert, results that keep showing old data, or a dataflow whose output cannot keep up with its input.
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  7. MCP Developer Analysis · materializeinc bundle
    Analyze a Materialize environment via the MCP Developer endpoint, and/or configure an MCP client (Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Zed, Continue, Windsurf, Claude Desktop) to connect to the materialize-developer server. For analysis: check environment health, investigate performance, troubleshoot stale materialized views, diagnose memory pressure, audit resource utilization, run EXPLAIN ANALYZE on user objects, get optimization recommendations. For client connection: configure/connect/set-up an MCP client to materialize-developer (Emulator, Cloud, or self-managed), control which user/role is used, switch between identities. Trigger even if user just says "check my environment", "why is my MV stale", "why is my cluster slow", "what can I optimize", "explain analyze my materialized view", "how do I connect Claude Code to materialize-developer", or "configure Cursor for the Materialize MCP".
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  8. Materialize Terraform Provider · materializeinc
    Using the Materialize Terraform provider to manage Materialize resources declaratively. Covers clusters, sources (Kafka, Postgres, MySQL, SQL Server), sinks (Kafka, Iceberg), connections, materialized views, indexes, tables, roles, grants, secrets, network policies, and cloud-only resources (users, SSO, SCIM, app passwords). Use this skill whenever the user asks about writing Terraform for Materialize, creating or configuring Materialize resources with Terraform, importing existing Materialize objects into Terraform state, configuring the Materialize provider for Cloud or self-managed, setting up RBAC or grants via Terraform, creating connections or sources in Terraform, or troubleshooting Terraform plan/apply issues with Materialize resources. Also trigger when the user mentions materialize_cluster, materialize_source_kafka, materialize_connection_postgres, or any other materialize_* resource type.
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  9. Materialize Terraform Self Managed · materializeinc
    Terraform modules for deploying self-managed Materialize on AWS (EKS), Azure (AKS), and GCP (GKE). Covers networking, Kubernetes clusters, managed PostgreSQL, object storage, the Materialize operator, and Materialize instance configuration. Use this skill whenever the user asks about deploying self-managed Materialize with Terraform, setting up Materialize infrastructure on any cloud, configuring EKS/AKS/GKE for Materialize, troubleshooting a self-managed deployment, upgrading Materialize instances, customizing Terraform variables for Materialize, or working with the materialize-terraform-self-managed repository. Also trigger when the user mentions Karpenter node pools for Materialize, persist or metadata backend URLs, the Materialize operator Helm chart, CRD versions (v1alpha1 vs v1), rollout strategies, or NVMe swap configuration for Materialize nodes.
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  10. Mz SQL Navigation · materializeinc
    Use when reading or editing .sql files in an mz-deploy project (a directory with project.toml) — resolve object references, columns, and types with the LSP tool instead of grepping. Covers go-to-definition, hover, and document/workspace symbols for Materialize SQL.
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