Convert raw SQL queries into type-safe Kysely TypeScript code.
npx skills add https://github.com/buYoung/skills --skill kysely-converter
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: kysely-converter Source: https://github.com/buYoung/skills/tree/main/skills/kysely-converter Command: npx skills add https://github.com/buYoung/skills --skill kysely-converter
Converts raw SQL queries into type-safe Kysely TypeScript code, enabling safer, more maintainable query construction.
Convert a given SQL query to idiomatic Kysely TypeScript code.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To convert raw SQL to type-safe Kysely TypeScript code, you parse the SQL query and map it dialect-aware to Kysely APIs. This generates type-safe result shapes for safer data access and reduced runtime errors.
Yes, the Kysely query builder supports complex joins and subqueries. The conversion handles SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE patterns across PostgreSQL and MySQL, including mapping window functions to type-safe TypeScript code.
Yes, you can convert PostgreSQL and MySQL dialects to Kysely APIs. The process applies dialect-aware mapping to ensure the generated type-safe TypeScript code aligns correctly with your specific database syntax.
You should convert hand-written SQL to Kysely TypeScript code to reduce runtime SQL errors and improve maintainability. It generates type-safe results that align with TS tooling for safer, IDE-assisted data access development.
Limitations of converting SQL to Kysely involve relying on accurate SQL parsing for complex queries. While it supports core patterns like joins and window functions, extremely dynamic or procedural SQL might not map cleanly to idiomatic Kysely code.
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