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Create a new easy-db-lab kit (kit.yaml + K8s manifests, metrics, dashboards, docs) for any database or workload. Detects internal (the easy-db-lab repo) vs external (your own project) mode, researches the workload, grounds the work in a per-kit TODO.md, drafts for review, and writes deliverable files only on explicit approval. Use when adding a new database or workload kit to easy-db-lab or to your own kit source.

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create-kit

Author a new easy-db-lab kit — a self-contained package (kit.yaml + manifest templates + dashboards + docs) that installs, starts, stops, and observes a database or workload on an easy-db-lab cluster. No Kotlin is required; kits register dynamically from their kit.yaml.

This skill works for both:

Internal kit development — inside the easy-db-lab repository (src/main/resources/.../kits/).
External kit development — a kit that lives in your own project and is registered with easy-db-lab kit source add.

The skill detects which mode applies and adapts paths and the schema source accordingly.

Input

The argument after /create-kit is the workload name (e.g. "ScyllaDB", "Kafka", "Redis"). An optional second argument is the output path. If no workload name is given, ask for one.

Step 0 — Detect mode and resolve paths

Check whether the current directory is the easy-db-lab repository:

test -d src/main/resources/com/rustyrazorblade/easydblab/kits && echo INTERNAL || echo EXTERNAL

Internal mode (the path exists):

Kit directory: src/main/resources/com/rustyrazorblade/easydblab/kits/<name>/
Authoritative schema source: read the local files docs/development/kits.md and src/main/kotlin/com/rustyrazorblade/easydblab/services/KitConfig.kt. They are version-matched to this checkout — trust them over the cheat-sheet below.

External mode (the path does not exist):

Kit directory: ./kits/<name>/ by default. If the user passed an output path, use it. The kit's parent directory (./kits) is what gets registered with kit source add.
Authoritative schema source: WebFetch the published guide https://rustyrazorblade.github.io/easy-db-lab/development/kits.html whenever you need anything beyond the cheat-sheet below. (Repo: https://github.com/rustyrazorblade/easy-db-lab/.)

<name> is the kebab-case kit name. State the detected mode and resolved kit directory to the user before proceeding.

Step 1 — Research the workload

Use WebSearch and/or context7 to determine:

The canonical Helm chart (repo URL, chart name, current stable version), or an operator/CRD that must be installed first (operator chart → then the custom resource).
The primary Kubernetes resource kind the workload creates (StatefulSet, Deployment, or a custom CR) and the readiness condition to wait on (pod labels, conditions).
Whether the workload is stateful (needs platform-pvs for local storage) or stateless.
Metrics: does it expose a Prometheus endpoint? Port and path? Or is it JVM-based (OTel/Pyroscope java agent), or does the chart ship its own OTLP pipeline (helm-native)?
Endpoints / wire protocols: what ports clients connect on (HTTP, JDBC, native, CQL, PostgreSQL/MySQL wire), and whether it exposes a SQL interface (declare the sql capability so bench kits like sysbench can target it).
JVM?: if yes, plan Pyroscope java-agent injection in the start phase.
Integration with existing kits: does this workload need a backing store or data source another kit provides (e.g. Temporal needs PostgreSQL/Cassandra; Trino/Presto register catalogs for ClickHouse/Cassandra/TiDB)? Or is it a bench/consumer kit that targets a running database? Check easy-db-lab kit list / the kits dir for what already exists, then pick a wiring mechanism (see Integrating with other kits below).

Summarize findings in 3–5 bullets — including the recommended metrics.type, whether Pyroscope injection is needed, and any cross-kit integration — before grounding the work.

Integrating with other kits

Three mechanisms wire kits together — pick by the relationship:

kit-ref arg (--target) — a kit that targets a user-chosen running kit (bench/consumer kits). Declare { flag: --target, variable: TARGET, type: kit-ref, capability: sql }. At start, KitEndpointResolver reads the target kit's endpoints and injects TARGET_* env vars (TARGET_PG_HOST/PORT/USER/DATABASE, TARGET_JDBC_URL, TARGET_MYSQL_HOST, …) into every phase; the installed dir becomes <kit>-<target>. Reference: sysbench.
Hooks (post-workload-start / post-workload-stop) — a kit that reacts when another kit starts or stops (e.g. registering a connector/catalog). Optionally scope with workloads: [postgres, clickhouse] (the YAML field is workloads, not kits); omit to fire for any kit. Reference: Trino's bin/update-catalogs.sh, which re-registers catalogs after ClickHouse/Cassandra/TiDB start.
In-cluster service DNS — a hard dependency on another kit's service: reference its stable cluster DNS directly in a manifest/values template (e.g. clickhouse-clickhouse.default.svc.cluster.local:8123). Use when the backing kit is assumed present.

For a SQL database others should be able to target, declare the sql capability so kit-ref consumers can find it.

Reading another kit's values into a configmap or manifest

Typed-step string fields are substituted with the ${VAR} pattern against the runtime variable set (the same set shell: steps receive as environment variables). This includes configmap data: values, label values, exec command/namespace/pod, and manifest bodies when the step sets interpolate: true. So to write another kit's connection info into a configmap (e.g. you need THE_POSTGRES_ENDPOINT for your own reasons):

Declare a kit-ref arg so the framework injects that target's TARGET_* vars:

args:
  - flag: --postgres
    variable: POSTGRES
    type: kit-ref
    capability: sql
    description: "Postgres kit to read connection info from"
    required: true

Reference the injected TARGET_* var with ${VAR} in the configmap data:

start:
  - type: configmap
    name: my-app-config
    namespace: default
    data:
      THE_POSTGRES_ENDPOINT: "${TARGET_PG_HOST}:${TARGET_PG_PORT}"

TARGET_PG_HOST / TARGET_PG_PORT come from the postgres kit's postgresql endpoint (see the TARGET_* variables under the kit-ref bullet above). Use ${VAR}, not $VAR — a bare $VAR is not substituted in configmap/manifest/typed-step fields (it only works inside shell: scripts, where vars arrive as real env vars). If the value need not be user-selectable, skip the arg and hardcode the target kit's in-cluster service DNS instead, e.g. "postgres-rw.default.svc.cluster.local:5432".

Step 2 — Ground the work in a TODO.md

Create the kit directory and write a TODO.md into it. This is a scratch working file that keeps the work on-plan across context resets — tick items off as you complete them.

mkdir -p <kit-dir>

Write <kit-dir>/TODO.md tailored to this kit (adjust phases to what the workload needs):

# create-kit: <name> — progress

Mode: <internal|external>   Kit dir: <kit-dir>

## Research
- [x] Workload researched (chart/operator, readiness, metrics, endpoints)
- [x] Integration with existing kits assessed (kit-ref / hooks / service DNS)

## kit.yaml
- [ ] Draft kit.yaml presented and approved
- [ ] kit.yaml written

## Manifests
- [ ] <name>.yaml.template (primary resource / CR) written
- [ ] nodeport-service.yaml.template written (if clients connect from outside the pod network)
- [ ] hostPort added for scrape metrics port (if metrics.type: scrape)
- [ ] Pyroscope java-agent patch added to start phase (if JVM)

## Metrics & dashboards   (requires a live cluster)
- [ ] Installed + started on a cluster; metrics flowing to VictoriaMetrics
- [ ] metrics-catalog.json exported (export-workload-metrics <name>)
- [ ] METRICS.md authored (every metric name present in the catalog)
- [ ] dashboards/<name>.json authored (uid <name>-kit, cluster=~"$cluster", VictoriaMetrics)

## Docs
- [ ] README.md.template written
- [ ] CLAUDE.md (developer notes) written

## Validate & register
- [ ] kit list shows the kit            (external: after `kit source add`)
- [ ] install → start → stop verified on a live cluster
- [ ] dashboard loads in Grafana with real data
- [ ] Decide whether to delete this TODO.md

Writing TODO.md is a process artifact and does not require the approval gate. The deliverable files (kit.yaml, templates, dashboards, docs) still require approval — see Step 3.

Step 3 — Draft kit.yaml and refine

Using the research and the Schema cheat-sheet below (and the authoritative source for your mode — see Step 0), draft a kit.yaml. Present it to the user as a code block and briefly explain each block. Do not write any deliverable files yet.

Copy the closest existing kit as a structural model — e.g. clickhouse (operator + CR + keeper + nodeport + backup/restore) or postgres (CNPG operator + extensions). In internal mode, read it from src/main/resources/.../kits/<kit>/kit.yaml.

Refine interactively: accept feedback, update the draft, re-present. Repeat until the user explicitly approves. "Looks good" / "go ahead" counts as approval; "what do you think?" does not.

Step 4 — Write kit.yaml and manifest templates

Once approved, write:

<kit-dir>/kit.yaml
A <resource>.yaml.template for every type: manifest step, built from the workload's CRD schema with __VAR__ substitutions for configurable values.
A nodeport-service.yaml.template if external clients (or bench kits) connect to a declared endpoint port.

Requirements:

hostPort — if metrics.type: scrape, the metrics port must be exposed via hostPort in the pod spec (or a NodePort the OTel DaemonSet can reach), or scraping fails. The OTel DaemonSet runs with hostNetwork: true.
Pyroscope (JVM kits) — inject JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS via a kubectl patch in the start phase, mounting /usr/local/pyroscope as a hostPath. Use ${CONTROL_HOST_PRIVATE} and ${CLUSTER_NAME} as runtime env vars ($VAR in the shell), not __VAR__ substitutions. See the Profiling section of the kit guide for the exact patch.

Tick the matching TODO.md boxes after writing.

Step 5 — Metrics artifacts (scrape kits — requires a live cluster)

These are authored once from real data on a running cluster and committed alongside the kit. Write everything you can offline, then pause and hand off the live-cluster steps with a clear checklist rather than provisioning a cluster yourself.

Install and start the kit on a cluster so metrics flow to VictoriaMetrics.
From the cluster working directory (where env.sh and the kubeconfig live), run export-workload-metrics <name> → <name>/metrics-catalog.json (workload name, timestamp, series with names + labels). The script ships with this plugin (bin/export-workload-metrics); it queries VictoriaMetrics for {job="<name>"}, so the kit must be running and scraping first.
Author METRICS.md — a markdown table of the genuinely useful metrics. Every metric name must appear in metrics-catalog.json.
Author dashboards/<name>.json — built from the names in METRICS.md:
- "uid": "<name>-kit" (idempotent re-installs)
- a cluster template variable; scope panels with {cluster=~"$cluster",job="<name>"}
- datasource { "type": "prometheus", "uid": "VictoriaMetrics" }, "tags": ["<name>","kit"]

The dashboard is auto-installed when start completes (any .json in dashboards/). Metrics registration (the OTel scrape job)

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description: Create a new easy-db-lab kit (kit.yaml + K8s manifests, metrics, dashboards, docs) for any database or workload. Detects internal (the easy-db-lab repo) vs external (your own project) mode, researches the workload, grounds the work in a per-kit TODO.md, drafts for review, and writes deliverable files only on explicit approval. Use when adding a new database or workload kit to easy-db-lab or to your own kit source.
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---
name: create-kit
description: Create a new easy-db-lab kit (kit.yaml + K8s manifests, metrics, dashboards, docs) for any database or workload. Detects internal (the easy-db-lab repo) vs external (your own project) mode, researches the workload, grounds the work in a per-kit TODO.md, drafts for review, and writes deliverable files only on explicit approval. Use when adding a new database or workload kit to easy-db-lab or to your own kit source.
argument-hint: "[workload name] [output path]"
user-invocable: true
---

# create-kit

Author a new easy-db-lab **kit** — a self-contained package (`kit.yaml` + manifest
templates + dashboards + docs) that installs, starts, stops, and observes a database or
workload on an easy-db-lab cluster. No Kotlin is required; kits register dynamically from
their `kit.yaml`.

This skill works for **both**:
- **Internal** kit development — inside the easy-db-lab repository (`src/main/resources/.../kits/`).
- **External** kit development — a kit that lives in your own project and is registered with
  `easy-db-lab kit source add`.

The skill detects which mode applies and adapts paths and the schema source accordingly.

## Input

The argument after `/create-kit` is the workload name (e.g. "ScyllaDB", "Kafka", "Redis").
An optional second argument is the output path. If no workload name is given, ask for one.

---

## Step 0 — Detect mode and resolve paths

Check whether the current directory is the easy-db-lab repository:

```bash
test -d src/main/resources/com/rustyrazorblade/easydblab/kits && echo INTERNAL || echo EXTERNAL
```

**Internal mode** (the path exists):
- Kit directory: `src/main/resources/com/rustyrazorblade/easydblab/kits/<name>/`
- Authoritative schema source: read the **local** files
  `docs/development/kits.md` and `src/main/kotlin/com/rustyrazorblade/easydblab/services/KitConfig.kt`.
  They are version-matched to this checkout — trust them over the cheat-sheet below.

**External mode** (the path does not exist):
- Kit directory: `./kits/<name>/` by default. If the user passed an output path, use it.
  The kit's **parent** directory (`./kits`) is what gets registered with `kit source add`.
- Authoritative schema source: `WebFetch` the published guide
  `https://rustyrazorblade.github.io/easy-db-lab/development/kits.html`
  whenever you need anything beyond the cheat-sheet below. (Repo:
  `https://github.com/rustyrazorblade/easy-db-lab/`.)

`<name>` is the kebab-case kit name. State the detected mode and resolved kit directory to
the user before proceeding.

---

## Step 1 — Research the workload

Use WebSearch and/or context7 to determine:

- The canonical Helm chart (repo URL, chart name, current stable version), or an operator/CRD
  that must be installed first (operator chart → then the custom resource).
- The primary Kubernetes resource kind the workload creates (`StatefulSet`, `Deployment`, or a
  custom CR) and the readiness condition to wait on (pod labels, conditions).
- Whether the workload is **stateful** (needs `platform-pvs` for local storage) or stateless.
- **Metrics**: does it expose a Prometheus endpoint? Port and path? Or is it JVM-based
  (OTel/Pyroscope java agent), or does the chart ship its own OTLP pipeline (`helm-native`)?
- **Endpoints / wire protocols**: what ports clients connect on (HTTP, JDBC, native, CQL,
  PostgreSQL/MySQL wire), and whether it exposes a SQL interface (declare the `sql` capability
  so bench kits like sysbench can target it).
- **JVM?**: if yes, plan Pyroscope java-agent injection in the `start` phase.
- **Integration with existing kits**: does this workload need a backing store or data source
  another kit provides (e.g. Temporal needs PostgreSQL/Cassandra; Trino/Presto register catalogs
  for ClickHouse/Cassandra/TiDB)? Or is it a bench/consumer kit that targets a running database?
  Check `easy-db-lab kit list` / the kits dir for what already exists, then pick a wiring
  mechanism (see *Integrating with other kits* below).

Summarize findings in 3–5 bullets — including the recommended `metrics.type`, whether
Pyroscope injection is needed, and any cross-kit integration — before grounding the work.

### Integrating with other kits

Three mechanisms wire kits together — pick by the relationship:

- **kit-ref arg (`--target`)** — a kit that *targets* a user-chosen running kit (bench/consumer
  kits). Declare `{ flag: --target, variable: TARGET, type: kit-ref, capability: sql }`. At
  start, `KitEndpointResolver` reads the target kit's endpoints and injects `TARGET_*` env vars
  (`TARGET_PG_HOST/PORT/USER/DATABASE`, `TARGET_JDBC_URL`, `TARGET_MYSQL_HOST`, …) into every
  phase; the installed dir becomes `<kit>-<target>`. Reference: `sysbench`.
- **Hooks (`post-workload-start` / `post-workload-stop`)** — a kit that *reacts* when another
  kit starts or stops (e.g. registering a connector/catalog). Optionally scope with
  `workloads: [postgres, clickhouse]` (the YAML field is `workloads`, not `kits`); omit to fire
  for any kit. Reference: Trino's `bin/update-catalogs.sh`, which re-registers catalogs after
  ClickHouse/Cassandra/TiDB start.
- **In-cluster service DNS** — a hard dependency on another kit's service: reference its stable
  cluster DNS directly in a manifest/values template
  (e.g. `clickhouse-clickhouse.default.svc.cluster.local:8123`). Use when the backing kit is
  assumed present.

For a SQL database others should be able to target, declare the `sql` capability so kit-ref
consumers can find it.

#### Reading another kit's values into a configmap or manifest

Typed-step string fields are substituted with the **`${VAR}`** pattern against the runtime
variable set (the same set `shell:` steps receive as environment variables). This includes
`configmap` `data:` values, `label` values, `exec` command/namespace/pod, and `manifest` bodies
when the step sets `interpolate: true`. So to write another kit's connection info into a
configmap (e.g. you need `THE_POSTGRES_ENDPOINT` for your own reasons):

1. Declare a `kit-ref` arg so the framework injects that target's `TARGET_*` vars:

```yaml
args:
  - flag: --postgres
    variable: POSTGRES
    type: kit-ref
    capability: sql
    description: "Postgres kit to read connection info from"
    required: true
```

2. Reference the injected `TARGET_*` var with **`${VAR}`** in the configmap data:

```yaml
start:
  - type: configmap
    name: my-app-config
    namespace: default
    data:
      THE_POSTGRES_ENDPOINT: "${TARGET_PG_HOST}:${TARGET_PG_PORT}"
```

`TARGET_PG_HOST` / `TARGET_PG_PORT` come from the postgres kit's `postgresql` endpoint (see the
`TARGET_*` variables under the kit-ref bullet above). Use `${VAR}`, **not** `$VAR` — a bare
`$VAR` is not substituted in configmap/manifest/typed-step fields (it only works inside `shell:`
scripts, where vars arrive as real env vars). If the value need not be user-selectable, skip the
arg and hardcode the target kit's in-cluster service DNS instead, e.g.
`"postgres-rw.default.svc.cluster.local:5432"`.

---

## Step 2 — Ground the work in a TODO.md

Create the kit directory and write a **`TODO.md`** into it. This is a scratch working file
that keeps the work on-plan across context resets — tick items off as you complete them.

```bash
mkdir -p <kit-dir>
```

Write `<kit-dir>/TODO.md` tailored to this kit (adjust phases to what the workload needs):

```markdown
# create-kit: <name> — progress

Mode: <internal|external>   Kit dir: <kit-dir>

## Research
- [x] Workload researched (chart/operator, readiness, metrics, endpoints)
- [x] Integration with existing kits assessed (kit-ref / hooks / service DNS)

## kit.yaml
- [ ] Draft kit.yaml presented and approved
- [ ] kit.yaml written

## Manifests
- [ ] <name>.yaml.template (primary resource / CR) written
- [ ] nodeport-service.yaml.template written (if clients connect from outside the pod network)
- [ ] hostPort added for scrape metrics port (if metrics.type: scrape)
- [ ] Pyroscope java-agent patch added to start phase (if JVM)

## Metrics & dashboards   (requires a live cluster)
- [ ] Installed + started on a cluster; metrics flowing to VictoriaMetrics
- [ ] metrics-catalog.json exported (export-workload-metrics <name>)
- [ ] METRICS.md authored (every metric name present in the catalog)
- [ ] dashboards/<name>.json authored (uid <name>-kit, cluster=~"$cluster", VictoriaMetrics)

## Docs
- [ ] README.md.template written
- [ ] CLAUDE.md (developer notes) written

## Validate & register
- [ ] kit list shows the kit            (external: after `kit source add`)
- [ ] install → start → stop verified on a live cluster
- [ ] dashboard loads in Grafana with real data
- [ ] Decide whether to delete this TODO.md
```

Writing `TODO.md` is a process artifact and does not require the approval gate. The
**deliverable** files (`kit.yaml`, templates, dashboards, docs) still require approval — see Step 3.

---

## Step 3 — Draft kit.yaml and refine

Using the research and the **Schema cheat-sheet** below (and the authoritative source for your
mode — see Step 0), draft a `kit.yaml`. Present it to the user as a code block and briefly
explain each block. **Do not write any deliverable files yet.**

Copy the closest existing kit as a structural model — e.g. `clickhouse` (operator + CR +
keeper + nodeport + backup/restore) or `postgres` (CNPG operator + extensions). In internal
mode, read it from `src/main/resources/.../kits/<kit>/kit.yaml`.

Refine interactively: accept feedback, update the draft, re-present. Repeat until the user
explicitly approves. "Looks good" / "go ahead" counts as approval; "what do you think?" does not.

---

## Step 4 — Write kit.yaml and manifest templates

Once approved, write:

- `<kit-dir>/kit.yaml`
- A `<resource>.yaml.template` for every `type: manifest` step, built from the workload's CRD
  schema with `__VAR__` substitutions for configurable values.
- A `nodeport-service.yaml.template` if external clients (or bench kits) connect to a declared
  endpoint port.

Requirements:
- **`hostPort`** — if `metrics.type: scrape`, the metrics port must be exposed via `hostPort`
  in the pod spec (or a NodePort the OTel DaemonSet can reach), or scraping fails. The OTel
  DaemonSet runs with `hostNetwork: true`.
- **Pyroscope (JVM kits)** — inject `JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS` via a `kubectl patch` in the `start`
  phase, mounting `/usr/local/pyroscope` as a `hostPath`. Use `${CONTROL_HOST_PRIVATE}` and
  `${CLUSTER_NAME}` as **runtime env vars** (`$VAR` in the shell), not `__VAR__` substitutions.
  See the Profiling section of the kit guide for the exact patch.

Tick the matching `TODO.md` boxes after writing.

---

## Step 5 — Metrics artifacts (scrape kits — requires a live cluster)

These are authored once from real data on a running cluster and committed alongside the kit.
**Write everything you can offline, then pause and hand off** the live-cluster steps with a
clear checklist rather than provisioning a cluster yourself.

1. Install and start the kit on a cluster so metrics flow to VictoriaMetrics.
2. From the cluster working directory (where `env.sh` and the kubeconfig live), run
   `export-workload-metrics <name>` → `<name>/metrics-catalog.json` (workload name, timestamp,
   series with names + labels). The script ships with this plugin (`bin/export-workload-metrics`);
   it queries VictoriaMetrics for `{job="<name>"}`, so the kit must be running and scraping first.
3. Author `METRICS.md` — a markdown table of the genuinely useful metrics. **Every metric name
   must appear in `metrics-catalog.json`.**
4. Author `dashboards/<name>.json` — built from the names in `METRICS.md`:
   - `"uid": "<name>-kit"` (idempotent re-installs)
   - a `cluster` template variable; scope panels with `{cluster=~"$cluster",job="<name>"}`
   - datasource `{ "type": "prometheus", "uid": "VictoriaMetrics" }`, `"tags": ["<name>","kit"]`

The dashboard is auto-installed when `start` completes (any `.json` in `dashboards/`).
Metrics registration (the OTel scrape job)

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create-kit

This skill works for both:

Internal kit development — inside the easy-db-lab repository (src/main/resources/.../kits/).
External kit development — a kit that lives in your own project and is registered with easy-db-lab kit source add.

The skill detects which mode applies and adapts paths and the schema source accordingly.

Input

The argument after /create-kit is the workload name (e.g. "ScyllaDB", "Kafka", "Redis"). An optional second argument is the output path. If no workload name is given, ask for one.

Step 0 — Detect mode and resolve paths

Check whether the current directory is the easy-db-lab repository:

test -d src/main/resources/com/rustyrazorblade/easydblab/kits && echo INTERNAL || echo EXTERNAL

Internal mode (the path exists):

Kit directory: src/main/resources/com/rustyrazorblade/easydblab/kits/<name>/
Authoritative schema source: read the local files docs/development/kits.md and src/main/kotlin/com/rustyrazorblade/easydblab/services/KitConfig.kt. They are version-matched to this checkout — trust them over the cheat-sheet below.

External mode (the path does not exist):

Kit directory: ./kits/<name>/ by default. If the user passed an output path, use it. The kit's parent directory (./kits) is what gets registered with kit source add.
Authoritative schema source: WebFetch the published guide https://rustyrazorblade.github.io/easy-db-lab/development/kits.html whenever you need anything beyond the cheat-sheet below. (Repo: https://github.com/rustyrazorblade/easy-db-lab/.)

<name> is the kebab-case kit name. State the detected mode and resolved kit directory to the user before proceeding.

Step 1 — Research the workload

Use WebSearch and/or context7 to determine:

The canonical Helm chart (repo URL, chart name, current stable version), or an operator/CRD that must be installed first (operator chart → then the custom resource).
The primary Kubernetes resource kind the workload creates (StatefulSet, Deployment, or a custom CR) and the readiness condition to wait on (pod labels, conditions).
Whether the workload is stateful (needs platform-pvs for local storage) or stateless.
Metrics: does it expose a Prometheus endpoint? Port and path? Or is it JVM-based (OTel/Pyroscope java agent), or does the chart ship its own OTLP pipeline (helm-native)?
Endpoints / wire protocols: what ports clients connect on (HTTP, JDBC, native, CQL, PostgreSQL/MySQL wire), and whether it exposes a SQL interface (declare the sql capability so bench kits like sysbench can target it).
JVM?: if yes, plan Pyroscope java-agent injection in the start phase.
Integration with existing kits: does this workload need a backing store or data source another kit provides (e.g. Temporal needs PostgreSQL/Cassandra; Trino/Presto register catalogs for ClickHouse/Cassandra/TiDB)? Or is it a bench/consumer kit that targets a running database? Check easy-db-lab kit list / the kits dir for what already exists, then pick a wiring mechanism (see Integrating with other kits below).

Summarize findings in 3–5 bullets — including the recommended metrics.type, whether Pyroscope injection is needed, and any cross-kit integration — before grounding the work.

Integrating with other kits

Three mechanisms wire kits together — pick by the relationship:

kit-ref arg (--target) — a kit that targets a user-chosen running kit (bench/consumer kits). Declare { flag: --target, variable: TARGET, type: kit-ref, capability: sql }. At start, KitEndpointResolver reads the target kit's endpoints and injects TARGET_* env vars (TARGET_PG_HOST/PORT/USER/DATABASE, TARGET_JDBC_URL, TARGET_MYSQL_HOST, …) into every phase; the installed dir becomes <kit>-<target>. Reference: sysbench.
Hooks (post-workload-start / post-workload-stop) — a kit that reacts when another kit starts or stops (e.g. registering a connector/catalog). Optionally scope with workloads: [postgres, clickhouse] (the YAML field is workloads, not kits); omit to fire for any kit. Reference: Trino's bin/update-catalogs.sh, which re-registers catalogs after ClickHouse/Cassandra/TiDB start.
In-cluster service DNS — a hard dependency on another kit's service: reference its stable cluster DNS directly in a manifest/values template (e.g. clickhouse-clickhouse.default.svc.cluster.local:8123). Use when the backing kit is assumed present.

For a SQL database others should be able to target, declare the sql capability so kit-ref consumers can find it.

Reading another kit's values into a configmap or manifest

Declare a kit-ref arg so the framework injects that target's TARGET_* vars:

args:
  - flag: --postgres
    variable: POSTGRES
    type: kit-ref
    capability: sql
    description: "Postgres kit to read connection info from"
    required: true

Reference the injected TARGET_* var with ${VAR} in the configmap data:

start:
  - type: configmap
    name: my-app-config
    namespace: default
    data:
      THE_POSTGRES_ENDPOINT: "${TARGET_PG_HOST}:${TARGET_PG_PORT}"

Step 2 — Ground the work in a TODO.md

Create the kit directory and write a TODO.md into it. This is a scratch working file that keeps the work on-plan across context resets — tick items off as you complete them.

mkdir -p <kit-dir>

Write <kit-dir>/TODO.md tailored to this kit (adjust phases to what the workload needs):

# create-kit: <name> — progress

Mode: <internal|external>   Kit dir: <kit-dir>

## Research
- [x] Workload researched (chart/operator, readiness, metrics, endpoints)
- [x] Integration with existing kits assessed (kit-ref / hooks / service DNS)

## kit.yaml
- [ ] Draft kit.yaml presented and approved
- [ ] kit.yaml written

## Manifests
- [ ] <name>.yaml.template (primary resource / CR) written
- [ ] nodeport-service.yaml.template written (if clients connect from outside the pod network)
- [ ] hostPort added for scrape metrics port (if metrics.type: scrape)
- [ ] Pyroscope java-agent patch added to start phase (if JVM)

## Metrics & dashboards   (requires a live cluster)
- [ ] Installed + started on a cluster; metrics flowing to VictoriaMetrics
- [ ] metrics-catalog.json exported (export-workload-metrics <name>)
- [ ] METRICS.md authored (every metric name present in the catalog)
- [ ] dashboards/<name>.json authored (uid <name>-kit, cluster=~"$cluster", VictoriaMetrics)

## Docs
- [ ] README.md.template written
- [ ] CLAUDE.md (developer notes) written

## Validate & register
- [ ] kit list shows the kit            (external: after `kit source add`)
- [ ] install → start → stop verified on a live cluster
- [ ] dashboard loads in Grafana with real data
- [ ] Decide whether to delete this TODO.md

Writing TODO.md is a process artifact and does not require the approval gate. The deliverable files (kit.yaml, templates, dashboards, docs) still require approval — see Step 3.

Step 3 — Draft kit.yaml and refine

Refine interactively: accept feedback, update the draft, re-present. Repeat until the user explicitly approves. "Looks good" / "go ahead" counts as approval; "what do you think?" does not.

Step 4 — Write kit.yaml and manifest templates

Once approved, write:

<kit-dir>/kit.yaml
A <resource>.yaml.template for every type: manifest step, built from the workload's CRD schema with __VAR__ substitutions for configurable values.
A nodeport-service.yaml.template if external clients (or bench kits) connect to a declared endpoint port.

Requirements:

hostPort — if metrics.type: scrape, the metrics port must be exposed via hostPort in the pod spec (or a NodePort the OTel DaemonSet can reach), or scraping fails. The OTel DaemonSet runs with hostNetwork: true.
Pyroscope (JVM kits) — inject JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS via a kubectl patch in the start phase, mounting /usr/local/pyroscope as a hostPath. Use ${CONTROL_HOST_PRIVATE} and ${CLUSTER_NAME} as runtime env vars ($VAR in the shell), not __VAR__ substitutions. See the Profiling section of the kit guide for the exact patch.

Tick the matching TODO.md boxes after writing.

Step 5 — Metrics artifacts (scrape kits — requires a live cluster)

Install and start the kit on a cluster so metrics flow to VictoriaMetrics.
From the cluster working directory (where env.sh and the kubeconfig live), run export-workload-metrics <name> → <name>/metrics-catalog.json (workload name, timestamp, series with names + labels). The script ships with this plugin (bin/export-workload-metrics); it queries VictoriaMetrics for {job="<name>"}, so the kit must be running and scraping first.
Author METRICS.md — a markdown table of the genuinely useful metrics. Every metric name must appear in metrics-catalog.json.
Author dashboards/<name>.json — built from the names in METRICS.md:
- "uid": "<name>-kit" (idempotent re-installs)
- a cluster template variable; scope panels with {cluster=~"$cluster",job="<name>"}
- datasource { "type": "prometheus", "uid": "VictoriaMetrics" }, "tags": ["<name>","kit"]

The dashboard is auto-installed when start completes (any .json in dashboards/). Metrics registration (the OTel scrape job)

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name: create-kit
description: Create a new easy-db-lab kit (kit.yaml + K8s manifests, metrics, dashboards, docs) for any database or workload. Detects internal (the easy-db-lab repo) vs external (your own project) mode, researches the workload, grounds the work in a per-kit TODO.md, drafts for review, and writes deliverable files only on explicit approval. Use when adding a new database or workload kit to easy-db-lab or to your own kit source.
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---
name: create-kit
description: Create a new easy-db-lab kit (kit.yaml + K8s manifests, metrics, dashboards, docs) for any database or workload. Detects internal (the easy-db-lab repo) vs external (your own project) mode, researches the workload, grounds the work in a per-kit TODO.md, drafts for review, and writes deliverable files only on explicit approval. Use when adding a new database or workload kit to easy-db-lab or to your own kit source.
argument-hint: "[workload name] [output path]"
user-invocable: true
---

# create-kit

Author a new easy-db-lab **kit** — a self-contained package (`kit.yaml` + manifest
templates + dashboards + docs) that installs, starts, stops, and observes a database or
workload on an easy-db-lab cluster. No Kotlin is required; kits register dynamically from
their `kit.yaml`.

This skill works for **both**:
- **Internal** kit development — inside the easy-db-lab repository (`src/main/resources/.../kits/`).
- **External** kit development — a kit that lives in your own project and is registered with
  `easy-db-lab kit source add`.

The skill detects which mode applies and adapts paths and the schema source accordingly.

## Input

The argument after `/create-kit` is the workload name (e.g. "ScyllaDB", "Kafka", "Redis").
An optional second argument is the output path. If no workload name is given, ask for one.

---

## Step 0 — Detect mode and resolve paths

Check whether the current directory is the easy-db-lab repository:

```bash
test -d src/main/resources/com/rustyrazorblade/easydblab/kits && echo INTERNAL || echo EXTERNAL
```

**Internal mode** (the path exists):
- Kit directory: `src/main/resources/com/rustyrazorblade/easydblab/kits/<name>/`
- Authoritative schema source: read the **local** files
  `docs/development/kits.md` and `src/main/kotlin/com/rustyrazorblade/easydblab/services/KitConfig.kt`.
  They are version-matched to this checkout — trust them over the cheat-sheet below.

**External mode** (the path does not exist):
- Kit directory: `./kits/<name>/` by default. If the user passed an output path, use it.
  The kit's **parent** directory (`./kits`) is what gets registered with `kit source add`.
- Authoritative schema source: `WebFetch` the published guide
  `https://rustyrazorblade.github.io/easy-db-lab/development/kits.html`
  whenever you need anything beyond the cheat-sheet below. (Repo:
  `https://github.com/rustyrazorblade/easy-db-lab/`.)

`<name>` is the kebab-case kit name. State the detected mode and resolved kit directory to
the user before proceeding.

---

## Step 1 — Research the workload

Use WebSearch and/or context7 to determine:

- The canonical Helm chart (repo URL, chart name, current stable version), or an operator/CRD
  that must be installed first (operator chart → then the custom resource).
- The primary Kubernetes resource kind the workload creates (`StatefulSet`, `Deployment`, or a
  custom CR) and the readiness condition to wait on (pod labels, conditions).
- Whether the workload is **stateful** (needs `platform-pvs` for local storage) or stateless.
- **Metrics**: does it expose a Prometheus endpoint? Port and path? Or is it JVM-based
  (OTel/Pyroscope java agent), or does the chart ship its own OTLP pipeline (`helm-native`)?
- **Endpoints / wire protocols**: what ports clients connect on (HTTP, JDBC, native, CQL,
  PostgreSQL/MySQL wire), and whether it exposes a SQL interface (declare the `sql` capability
  so bench kits like sysbench can target it).
- **JVM?**: if yes, plan Pyroscope java-agent injection in the `start` phase.
- **Integration with existing kits**: does this workload need a backing store or data source
  another kit provides (e.g. Temporal needs PostgreSQL/Cassandra; Trino/Presto register catalogs
  for ClickHouse/Cassandra/TiDB)? Or is it a bench/consumer kit that targets a running database?
  Check `easy-db-lab kit list` / the kits dir for what already exists, then pick a wiring
  mechanism (see *Integrating with other kits* below).

Summarize findings in 3–5 bullets — including the recommended `metrics.type`, whether
Pyroscope injection is needed, and any cross-kit integration — before grounding the work.

### Integrating with other kits

Three mechanisms wire kits together — pick by the relationship:

- **kit-ref arg (`--target`)** — a kit that *targets* a user-chosen running kit (bench/consumer
  kits). Declare `{ flag: --target, variable: TARGET, type: kit-ref, capability: sql }`. At
  start, `KitEndpointResolver` reads the target kit's endpoints and injects `TARGET_*` env vars
  (`TARGET_PG_HOST/PORT/USER/DATABASE`, `TARGET_JDBC_URL`, `TARGET_MYSQL_HOST`, …) into every
  phase; the installed dir becomes `<kit>-<target>`. Reference: `sysbench`.
- **Hooks (`post-workload-start` / `post-workload-stop`)** — a kit that *reacts* when another
  kit starts or stops (e.g. registering a connector/catalog). Optionally scope with
  `workloads: [postgres, clickhouse]` (the YAML field is `workloads`, not `kits`); omit to fire
  for any kit. Reference: Trino's `bin/update-catalogs.sh`, which re-registers catalogs after
  ClickHouse/Cassandra/TiDB start.
- **In-cluster service DNS** — a hard dependency on another kit's service: reference its stable
  cluster DNS directly in a manifest/values template
  (e.g. `clickhouse-clickhouse.default.svc.cluster.local:8123`). Use when the backing kit is
  assumed present.

For a SQL database others should be able to target, declare the `sql` capability so kit-ref
consumers can find it.

#### Reading another kit's values into a configmap or manifest

Typed-step string fields are substituted with the **`${VAR}`** pattern against the runtime
variable set (the same set `shell:` steps receive as environment variables). This includes
`configmap` `data:` values, `label` values, `exec` command/namespace/pod, and `manifest` bodies
when the step sets `interpolate: true`. So to write another kit's connection info into a
configmap (e.g. you need `THE_POSTGRES_ENDPOINT` for your own reasons):

1. Declare a `kit-ref` arg so the framework injects that target's `TARGET_*` vars:

```yaml
args:
  - flag: --postgres
    variable: POSTGRES
    type: kit-ref
    capability: sql
    description: "Postgres kit to read connection info from"
    required: true
```

2. Reference the injected `TARGET_*` var with **`${VAR}`** in the configmap data:

```yaml
start:
  - type: configmap
    name: my-app-config
    namespace: default
    data:
      THE_POSTGRES_ENDPOINT: "${TARGET_PG_HOST}:${TARGET_PG_PORT}"
```

`TARGET_PG_HOST` / `TARGET_PG_PORT` come from the postgres kit's `postgresql` endpoint (see the
`TARGET_*` variables under the kit-ref bullet above). Use `${VAR}`, **not** `$VAR` — a bare
`$VAR` is not substituted in configmap/manifest/typed-step fields (it only works inside `shell:`
scripts, where vars arrive as real env vars). If the value need not be user-selectable, skip the
arg and hardcode the target kit's in-cluster service DNS instead, e.g.
`"postgres-rw.default.svc.cluster.local:5432"`.

---

## Step 2 — Ground the work in a TODO.md

Create the kit directory and write a **`TODO.md`** into it. This is a scratch working file
that keeps the work on-plan across context resets — tick items off as you complete them.

```bash
mkdir -p <kit-dir>
```

Write `<kit-dir>/TODO.md` tailored to this kit (adjust phases to what the workload needs):

```markdown
# create-kit: <name> — progress

Mode: <internal|external>   Kit dir: <kit-dir>

## Research
- [x] Workload researched (chart/operator, readiness, metrics, endpoints)
- [x] Integration with existing kits assessed (kit-ref / hooks / service DNS)

## kit.yaml
- [ ] Draft kit.yaml presented and approved
- [ ] kit.yaml written

## Manifests
- [ ] <name>.yaml.template (primary resource / CR) written
- [ ] nodeport-service.yaml.template written (if clients connect from outside the pod network)
- [ ] hostPort added for scrape metrics port (if metrics.type: scrape)
- [ ] Pyroscope java-agent patch added to start phase (if JVM)

## Metrics & dashboards   (requires a live cluster)
- [ ] Installed + started on a cluster; metrics flowing to VictoriaMetrics
- [ ] metrics-catalog.json exported (export-workload-metrics <name>)
- [ ] METRICS.md authored (every metric name present in the catalog)
- [ ] dashboards/<name>.json authored (uid <name>-kit, cluster=~"$cluster", VictoriaMetrics)

## Docs
- [ ] README.md.template written
- [ ] CLAUDE.md (developer notes) written

## Validate & register
- [ ] kit list shows the kit            (external: after `kit source add`)
- [ ] install → start → stop verified on a live cluster
- [ ] dashboard loads in Grafana with real data
- [ ] Decide whether to delete this TODO.md
```

Writing `TODO.md` is a process artifact and does not require the approval gate. The
**deliverable** files (`kit.yaml`, templates, dashboards, docs) still require approval — see Step 3.

---

## Step 3 — Draft kit.yaml and refine

Using the research and the **Schema cheat-sheet** below (and the authoritative source for your
mode — see Step 0), draft a `kit.yaml`. Present it to the user as a code block and briefly
explain each block. **Do not write any deliverable files yet.**

Copy the closest existing kit as a structural model — e.g. `clickhouse` (operator + CR +
keeper + nodeport + backup/restore) or `postgres` (CNPG operator + extensions). In internal
mode, read it from `src/main/resources/.../kits/<kit>/kit.yaml`.

Refine interactively: accept feedback, update the draft, re-present. Repeat until the user
explicitly approves. "Looks good" / "go ahead" counts as approval; "what do you think?" does not.

---

## Step 4 — Write kit.yaml and manifest templates

Once approved, write:

- `<kit-dir>/kit.yaml`
- A `<resource>.yaml.template` for every `type: manifest` step, built from the workload's CRD
  schema with `__VAR__` substitutions for configurable values.
- A `nodeport-service.yaml.template` if external clients (or bench kits) connect to a declared
  endpoint port.

Requirements:
- **`hostPort`** — if `metrics.type: scrape`, the metrics port must be exposed via `hostPort`
  in the pod spec (or a NodePort the OTel DaemonSet can reach), or scraping fails. The OTel
  DaemonSet runs with `hostNetwork: true`.
- **Pyroscope (JVM kits)** — inject `JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS` via a `kubectl patch` in the `start`
  phase, mounting `/usr/local/pyroscope` as a `hostPath`. Use `${CONTROL_HOST_PRIVATE}` and
  `${CLUSTER_NAME}` as **runtime env vars** (`$VAR` in the shell), not `__VAR__` substitutions.
  See the Profiling section of the kit guide for the exact patch.

Tick the matching `TODO.md` boxes after writing.

---

## Step 5 — Metrics artifacts (scrape kits — requires a live cluster)

These are authored once from real data on a running cluster and committed alongside the kit.
**Write everything you can offline, then pause and hand off** the live-cluster steps with a
clear checklist rather than provisioning a cluster yourself.

1. Install and start the kit on a cluster so metrics flow to VictoriaMetrics.
2. From the cluster working directory (where `env.sh` and the kubeconfig live), run
   `export-workload-metrics <name>` → `<name>/metrics-catalog.json` (workload name, timestamp,
   series with names + labels). The script ships with this plugin (`bin/export-workload-metrics`);
   it queries VictoriaMetrics for `{job="<name>"}`, so the kit must be running and scraping first.
3. Author `METRICS.md` — a markdown table of the genuinely useful metrics. **Every metric name
   must appear in `metrics-catalog.json`.**
4. Author `dashboards/<name>.json` — built from the names in `METRICS.md`:
   - `"uid": "<name>-kit"` (idempotent re-installs)
   - a `cluster` template variable; scope panels with `{cluster=~"$cluster",job="<name>"}`
   - datasource `{ "type": "prometheus", "uid": "VictoriaMetrics" }`, `"tags": ["<name>","kit"]`

The dashboard is auto-installed when `start` completes (any `.json` in `dashboards/`).
Metrics registration (the OTel scrape job)

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    "High-risk permission hints: Shell or command execution, Secrets or environment access",
    "Dependency or permission surface needs review",
    "Permission surface may require sandboxing",
    "AI review approval is missing"
  ],
  "agent_contract": {
    "task_input": "Use create-kit in an agent workflow",
    "recommended_action": "Do not auto-install. Inspect the source, dependencies, and permission surface first.",
    "install_policy": "block",
    "minimum_review_before_use": [
      "Trust: 68/100 Manual review",
      "Audit: 72/100 Needs review",
      "Safety: 28/100 Avoid automatic install",
      "Review repository, license, install command, and permission surface before production use."
    ],
    "expected_agent_output": {
      "selected_skill": "rustyrazorblade-create-kit (create-kit)",
      "install_command": "npx skills add rustyrazorblade/skills --skill create-kit",
      "risk_summary": "Needs review; Blocked for auto-install; Review before production",
      "verification_result": "Report the smallest successful task, files touched, warnings, and any missing setup."
    }
  },
  "outcome_feedback": {
    "endpoint": "https://www.openagentskill.com/api/agent/outcome",
    "method": "POST",
    "requires_resolve_event_id": true,
    "event_id_source": "Use install_receipt.outcome_feedback.event_id or feedback.event_id returned by /api/agent/resolve for the current task.",
    "expected_outcomes": [
      "success",
      "failed",
      "not_relevant",
      "blocked_by_risk",
      "setup_required"
    ],
    "payload_template": {
      "event_id": "<install_receipt.outcome_feedback.event_id or feedback.event_id from /api/agent/resolve>",
      "skill_slug": "rustyrazorblade-create-kit",
      "task": "Use create-kit in an agent workflow",
      "agent": "codex",
      "outcome": "success",
      "install_used": true,
      "risk_blocked": false,
      "setup_required": false,
      "task_success": true,
      "output_quality": 4,
      "error_type": null,
      "human_review_required": false,
      "workspace": "sandbox",
      "time_to_useful_ms": 120000,
      "notes": "Report the smallest successful task, setup friction, files touched, and risk notes."
    }
  },
  "endpoints": {
    "web": "https://www.openagentskill.com/skills/rustyrazorblade-create-kit",
    "api": "https://www.openagentskill.com/api/agent/skills/rustyrazorblade-create-kit",
    "audit": "https://www.openagentskill.com/skills/rustyrazorblade-create-kit/audit",
    "eval": "https://www.openagentskill.com/api/agent/evals?slug=rustyrazorblade-create-kit&task=Use%20create-kit%20in%20an%20agent%20workflow&max_risk=medium",
    "resolve": "https://www.openagentskill.com/api/agent/resolve?task=Use%20create-kit%20in%20an%20agent%20workflow&agent=codex&max_risk=medium",
    "receipt": "https://www.openagentskill.com/api/agent/receipt?task=Use%20create-kit%20in%20an%20agent%20workflow&agent=codex&max_risk=medium&format=text",
    "install": "https://www.openagentskill.com/api/skills/rustyrazorblade-create-kit/install",
    "manifest": "https://www.openagentskill.com/api/registry/manifest/rustyrazorblade-create-kit"
  }
}

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Source: rustyrazorblade/skills
Indexed by: OpenAgentSkill community index

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create-kit

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Step 0 — Detect mode and resolve paths

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Step 3 — Draft kit.yaml and refine

Step 4 — Write kit.yaml and manifest templates

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