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Provision temporary Postgres databases (pg.new) instantly for demos, prototyping, and local development; returns a connection string and claim URL (72-hour expi
Claimable Postgres provisions short-lived Postgres instances via pg.new (Neon). The skill explains API, CLI, SDK, and Vite plugin options; how to parse the returned connection_string and claim_url; and safe steps to write the DATABASE_URL to a project's .env without accidentally overwriting existing credentials. It highlights the 72-hour expiry for unclaimed databases and provides guidance for seeding and verifying the database.
Use this skill when you need a disposable Postgres instance quickly for: running demos, prototyping features that need a real DB, test environments, CI/debugging, or when a user explicitly asks for a throwaway DATABASE_URL without signup. Avoid for production workloads; recommend full Neon provisioning instead.
npx get-db@latest --yes) and REST/SDK examples (curl and TypeScript snippets).Well-documented skill for provisioning temporary Postgres databases via Neon's pg.new service. No bundled scripts — all functionality relies on external API calls (curl) or npm packages (npx get-db). The SKILL.md is thorough with clear agent workflows, error handling guidance, and safety notes. Minor security consideration around npx @latest running unverified packages, but the skill includes appropriate safeguards like checking .env before overwriting and warning about .gitignore.
Clean skill with no bundled scripts. Good safety practices documented (check existing env vars, warn about .gitignore, ask before destructive SQL). The npx @latest pattern is standard in Node.js ecosystem but carries inherent supply chain risk.
